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Eggs in trays at Glenrath Packing Centre in the Scottish Borders. Photographer - Matt Cartney. Crown Copyright.
Not sure why this got left in place but after 30 years of not doing any harm I am not inclined to remove it in case there was a reason for it. (insulation shrinkage on 1 or 2 wires does look a little too close to the 5v track for comfort)
Who needs a packing list when you have clothes to throw around!
I am so loving the detail of ISO 80!
I wish my arm would have been behind me but oh well, that's life!
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AARP Drive to End Hunger at the 2014 Daytona 500 with a meal packing event.
Photographer: Ian Cunningham/AARP
I'm in my room (still living at Dad's). I have begun packing for my journey to the Amazon to find my mom. I had no idea what to pack. How pairs socks do you need? How many boxers? How many batteries. After a while, you just simply make do with what you've got. Luckily, my dad gave me a lot of advice.
Packing for the trip of a lifetime. So anxious, but telling myself it is more excitement, after all both emotions give off similar signals. Sydney tomorrow then Saturday Joburg!
Bikes, Camel Backs, tools, chairs and dirty spandex littered the parking lot around our three cars :)
August 13, 2009-- I'm packing up my room, and it just seems like the more I pack up, the messier my room gets.
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Packing bling for the AASL Charlotte conference. Always pearls, but add in sterling, diamonds, platinum & Tacori,
This vehicle seems to have a giant cabin from a crane or some sort of large construction machinery in the back. It was pretty weird :P
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This is where all of my orders get packed up for delivery. It's not much different to how it was before my reorganisation, but it is in a new spot just a couple of steps away from my office in the other room.
The image above shows the box as it is opened - tabs lift the top layer off in one piece. In the earlier photos I didn't have the three photos to the left showing how the box comes open. I thought adding them would be good, since people probably aren't going to take the time to read instructions.
Harriete Berman has two blog posts, here and here, about packing art for shipping. I really like most of her suggestions, but she uses upholstery foam, which harbors mold. I am allergic and have had terrible reactions to foam, so it doesn't come into my house. I'm experimenting with using bubble wrap, arranging it in a "nest" so that there is no tape and the box and object don't have to be wrapped around and around to send it back. Some things have come back to be barely wrapped. Recently I sent two artist's books to a publisher, each in an inner box, inside a larger box. They were returned in their inner boxes. I don't know what happened to the outer box. It was very upsetting because one of the books was barely covered, much less protected from scratching. Luckily both books were okay.
Packing for my hols... Thought this shot would be a useful record in case I get stopped in Customs and ask to prove that I didn't buy stuff in the US!
I made these a zillion years ago...but packing and moving and vacationing and no internet kind of put the flickring on hold.
These are from Martha Stewart's Baking Handbook. They're peanut butter cookies (made with chunky peanut butter) sandwiched with a peanut butter frosting (made with creamy peanut butter). They were buttery and peanut buttery and yummy....but a little bit of a pain to make. The dough was very soft. That said, I would still make them again.
239/365 Wednesday 27 August 2014 - I took all my dresses out of my wardrobe and decided which ones to pack. I did the same with my underwear. I know I'm thinking about packing early but it's good to plan.
My roommate is a whiz at packing. She got all her stuff squared away in one full day and a few hours on a second day. We counted, 51 boxes!
I was about to do a bit of a pre-pack for Prague (I'm going there for two months, starting this Saturday - to do an extra teaching qualification) but Habibi fell asleep in the bag and it seemed a shame to disturb him.
Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, is home to the Bronze and Pewter Works, where traditional Celtic pewter products are made and sold.
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