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Webby has been having a lot of fun climbing on all of our moving boxes and finding some fun new hiding spots. We think she's going to be pretty freaked out by the move, but hopefully she will like it in sunny Santa Fe!
Although it does mean I'm flying home tomorrow for vacation...all I can say is that my family better appreciate their gifts - it was no mean feat to get them all in!
23 January 2009
Another Puddle has come and gone, and I still can't believe how much fun this year was. I met some of the greatest people, won the prize I set out to, and sold a few items along the way. Here's Andie wearing one of my purchases, and packing her new suitcase for the trip home.
Thanks to the owner of Skinny Scalps for the wonderful little suitcase and for picking up an item or two from my humble shop. Also thank you to Taylor for the good luck charm, Keely for making adorable Loli-wa Kimonos, and my new friend Nicole for the sushi :)
packing blankets and dirty sheets
staring at the pile of my stuff
kitchen sounds in the background
dad talking to grandpa, repeating himself,
louder and louder, grandpa doesn't get it,
gentle orange light of the late summer falling through the windows
staring at the pile of my stuff, listening, smiling
One is packing while the other is admiering all the treasures from the stay here, - and which is going in the mail or else the suitcase would be to heavy...
En pakker mens den andre beundrer alle skattene som er samlet underveis, - og som nå går i posten til hjemmeadressen fordi kofferten ellers blir litt tung.
We made a lot of progress this weekend. Shelves and cabinets are looking pretty sparse around here, and the dining room is filling with boxes. We still have 1 more full weekend to finish packing the rest.
The Seattle Flickrites have a weekly challenge for a topic, and this week is 'Heat.' Many people will not remember that 'Heat' is a term used for a firearm, often called a 'Heater.' So, 'Packing Heat' means you would be carrying a concealed weapon.
My weapon of choice in this shoot was a Rock Island Armory Match Grade 1911-A1 semi-auto pistol. It carries 8 rounds in the magazine and 'one in the pipe.'
Strobist info:
YN560II at 1/8 power, in a softbox camera right, high up, angled down.
YN560II at 1/16th power, shoot through white umbrella, camera left, high up, angled down
YN560II at 1/8 or 1/16th power, behind subject, red gel pointed at the black background.
Triggered with Pixel Soldier.
one of our services is packing and co-packing.
Still, even after 11 years of experience, every time we are surprised how much time and effort it takes.
Dear clients, partners, friends- if you plan packing projects, call us, we will tell you much good things you should know about it or better- just hire us to do it for you! We like jobs like this also.
Well we are supposed to be packing up but... I'm not sure if they really are packing or just playing ^^;
#Packing_Tips: If you have a small kid at your home, pack the necessary stuff of your kid separately like weaning bottle/ clothes/diapers/towels/drysheets/blankets separately in one cartoon and label it with your kid name so that your essentials are with you.
Newly reorganised and ultra efficient! Or something. It's really just a small computer desk, which is perfect as it takes up minimal space and has a slide out keyboard drawer, where I keep my wrapping paper and which is used as extra working space when I'm packing things.
Tomorrow morning the specialised course for chemistry will start for his graduation trip: Including me.
Rome is our target and because I am too afraid of losing my sweet Alpha 700 in the progress (tourists are a welcome victim for theifs over there) I will leave it at home...Thus my heart simply does not stop bleeding because not having my Alpha100 in Prague (She had a little trip to the hospital at that time) already made me go mad.
But of course I still look forward to that trip :-). Of course I won't go there without any camera and so the precursor of the A100: My old Sony P100 will accompany me.
I will be back on 30. September - see you then!
a nice backyard, a warm, clear day, and a very late sunset. Even packing can be idyllic occasionally.
These are the 31 athletic shoes picked out for the students at Kakenya's Center for Excellence. Matching each girl's size to those sizes available in the store proved to be a real headache for Kakenya and her group of supporters, but she came away from the store with two pairs of shoes for each child - a vast improvement over their worn-out sandals they currently wear on their sometimes two-hour walks to school.
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Photo: Kate Cummings. Location: Enoosaen, Kenya. Partner: Vital Voices, 2009
I have a business trip to Michigan tomorrow, so I was inspired to take a picture to make it look like I am packing to travel. Well the actual trip would not be like this picture; first of all I will not be bringing a camera (I’m actually bringing projectors). Secondly I would not need a compass with me (at least not this trip) as I have an in car GPS with me. Might be an interesting trip… snow storm warning for Michigan (HWY 402 is known for snow closure) and I need to rush back before Chinese New Year… might be a very long drive.
Strobist: YN-560 shot through an umbrella on camera left. Wirelessly triggered by eBay triggers.
I very, very rarely carry on my luggage when I travel. Here are the main reasons why I choose to check my luggage instead. - ift.tt/26agub0