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i'm going to taiwan this evening. i've used sebastian's potion 9 to tame my nappy hair for more than 10 years. since the bottle it comes in is a whopping 5 oz, this 2.5oz bottle of moisturizer (plus sunscreen) has been repurposed as shown for airplane regulation.

  

A crew member carries four rolls of fire hose on her shoulder using the handle of her hand tool to balance them.

 

Practicing hose lays and water handling is a part of spring training for hotshots.

Glyn Upton packing service.

Oh I hope we get another shirt this year! :P

 

So I only ended up packing one of these.

Packing for a week trip... boy, how will I make that all fit?

And very nice weather today.

...and leaving to the USA :)

An Earth-friendly packing material on display in Rafiki's Planet Watch (Conservation Station) in the Animal Kingdom in WDW. You buy the flat craft paper and the patented Geami system (made in Morrisville, NC, near Raleigh) expands the paper into the form you see here. It's one of those "why didn't I think of that" products. I hope they make millions and help save the planet in the process.

 

More information at www.geami.com

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David continues to enhance his packing sprites preset better. Just having fun packing just about anything I want which is what my quest has been since I first heard about Jigsaw Image Mosaics. Again, thanks to David (Mr. G'MIC) for continually making his gift better and better. :)

Packing peanuts. This bag is taller than I am and several times as wide. Blogged here.

It's a three day weekend,

 

and to make the most of it tomorrow morning we're taking the girls to their grandparents and then we are heading off into a nearby wilderness for a couple of days backpacking. Getzger and Alek are being left in charge back home, so hopefully the cats will be fed while we're gone. With luck the weather will hold good, though they are starting to predict rain and Monday is going to be fifteen to twenty degrees cooler, so packing clothes for the trip's a bit of a challenge.

 

Today we bought a rain cover for Ginger's backpack and did the last of the shopping for the trip. We also had to get stuff ready for Lanie, who's away on a sleep-over tonight. As soon as we can pick her up tomorrow morning, we're off.

 

Today's picture shows all my stuff ready to be put into my backpack. Total weight of pack and contents including food and water around 34-35lbs. Ginger carries half the food, cooking pot, fly sheet for the tent and the tent footprint. Her pack weighed in at 33lbs.

 

18 February 2011 | 365:049 | Copyright © 2011 Gary Allman

Two of the three ActionPak roasted bean packing machines at Blue Bottle Coffee.

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.

Packing for Camp With a Friend Help

Packing up the DD Hammock system after a night in the forest

I hate packing. The slow process of turning a home into a house.

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.

It's not easy to fit a dorm room of stuff in one car. Photo by Robert Jordan/Ole Miss Communications

 

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Pentax digital camera

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)

Some artifacts from an agent-based circle packing routine.

 

Built in Processing.

 

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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.

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Gatling guns. 'Nuff said.

 

Made for Mobile Frame Zero

The day's sunbathing is over.

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.

Not pictured: Canon 400D

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.

Thanks to our dedicated volunteers, we packed 15,000 Christmas food boxes at our Emergency Disaster Services warehouse to feed families in need throughout the Metropolitan Division.

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.

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