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All visible signs of fire were out as I approached the fire scene on 51st Street and Beekman Place. Fireman gets a litle help with his mask as the fire was moments from being declared under control.
Day 6! Out of 365.
I looove dots,stars and stripes! As you can see...Anyways, I love packing,but I seem to over pack waaay to much!! There for making it super hard to close my suitcase!
Capt. Chris Pulliam, commander of Company H, 1st Battalion, 121st Infantry Regiment, Georgia National Guard, finishing packing up his parachute, May 10, after jumping from a C-130 “Hercules” aircraft at Vaziani Training Area in the country of Georgia. Company H is supporting air operations for exercise Noble Partner. The exercise is scheduled to take place May 11 to 26 and will include approximately 1300 participants from the U.S., Georgia and the U.K. The exercise is a reoccurring training event that takes place at Vaziani Training Area, Georgia. Noble Partner 16 is a critical part of Georgia's training for its contribution of a light infantry company to the NATO Response Force (NRF) and enhances Georgian territorial self-defense capability. (Photo by Sgt. Daniel Cole, U.S. Army Europe Public Affairs)
It is a mess so far as we need to box everything as well as make sure we are ready to properly deal with the recovered bits of the gondola when it returns.
Checking out of a hotel, I had to fit everything back into my bags and I've purchased a couple of extra things along the way.
Everything on the bed here has to fit into the large green bag. I'd gotten as far as pulling it all out of the wardrobe and drawers and then deciding to stress out for a bit before proceeding.
We (Heather, Bella, my camera, and me) always love shooting with Ally - she is one classy, fun, sharp young lady that happens to be absolutely gorgeous. On a cold night in November she brought some friends (Eagle Rock girls) to shoot with our motley group of photographers. It was a very fun shoot full of silliness and beautiful women. Life is good!
I took these photos in Star, Idaho in November 2018.
Este packing esta pensado para un regalo que hice a unas personas fantasticas si quieres saber que es y a quienes se lo regale.
Pinchad en mi nueva entrada del blog y veréis.
Everything fitted! And it only took about 15 minutes of sitcom-like levels of ridiculousness trying to squash the big bag so the zipper would close.
The parasailing boat is out of the water, and the watersports guys are packing up. It really is end of the season.
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Maggie was a bit sad to go back, but after 6 hours waiting in the airport for a cancelled flight to be rescheduled, then refunded and then being driven 6 hours through pouring rain to get back to campus ... I think she was happy to see her dorm room.
I'm moving shortly, and getting some early packing done. You might have to bear with me if my level of activity drops off for a bit :)
I ordered this temperature sensor for my M3 from rockauto.com. It's
about two inches long but came in a big box surrounded in packing
peanuts. This is a pic after half the peanuts had been poured out!
This is how to pack a weeks worth of clothes without wrinkles. Everything is layered together and folded over the odd shaped stuff in the middle. I lay the pants the long way. The shirts I put with the body inside the case and the sleeves draped on the pants legs on either side. Shirts are alternated - one hangs out at one side and the next is hanging out the opposite side. The pants hanging outside the case are then folded towards the middle like you are wrapping a present in 15 layers of paper. I learned this from a book. It works very well.
I'm in Singapore for 4 days for nsc1.neotenylabs.com, is this too much stuff, or not enough?
missing:
2 x shirts (deciding if i need formal dress)
1 x toothpaste (security always take it, i'll buy some there)
All done! There's my handbag, my laptop, and my luggage. The balikbayan box is too big and heavy to move to put into the picture.
Volunteers packing in the Coon Rapids pack room.
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