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Packing for a weekend away. I managed to get everything for a rally and night out into an overnight case and my old LCA bag.
Spent an enjoyable couple, of hours down at Rest Bay with Gerald and about a dozen or so Kite surfers.. Great Fun!
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been packing for the last few hours to head up north tomorrow for my sister's baby shower.
it's saturday but still lots of prep to do before then.
packing is such a long ordeal involving outfit checks so i don't overpack, which i inevitably do anyway.
sigh.
this trip is heavily skirt and dress laden strangely.
nite!
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Malaria prophylaxis, bug spray, Advil, Pepto-Bismol, sun-block, Tums, anti-bacterial wash, deodorant, and more!
We finally did it. A neatly packed pile of only a few bags for a trip of only a few days. The trick was pretty simple and pretty depressing. I left the SLR at home, and went with just the pocket sized camera. And shooting JPGs on the little camera meant that I didn't need to bring the laptop to absorb the raws.
I just got this room put together this year. And now it's 99.9% packed up. Progress is being made. I'm being very responsible.
Change is hard.
Bill Braack and Steve Uhrich packing the drag chutes on the Smoke-N-Thunder Jet Car prior to performing at the 2014 California Capital Airshow at Sacramento Mather Airport. A review of the airshow can be found online at: www.theaviationmagazine.com/2014_California_Capital_Airsh...
Packing for NYC. So glad to finally get rid of this unused plane ticket to f*cking Boston. So excited to meet up with some friends.
boy thought it was funny to stick me in the boot. I begged him to let me out but supposedly the mice get front seat on the way down :(
(as if I could just take a bathing suit...!) Tomorrow this will be full with all the trappings of real life. But for now, as far as I'm concerned, I'm just going for a swim....
Ian busy stacking the chairs inside the bar area, before we roll down the steel shutters.
The light fittings are all wrapped in plastic bags and sprayed with WD-40 to prtect against the winter damp.
Everything inside the bar is packed away, all appliances and surfaces protected by plastic sheeting, and all the tables and barstools placed on the bar counter or in the bar area.
Kitchen Items packing
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I spent Saturday and Sunday morning packing up. One of the last things I packed was my Honduran milk snake (Lampropeltis triangulum hondurensis). I put him in a pillowcase for the road trip up to Pennsylvania. I rewarded him Monday with some mice.
One fascinating thing about milk snakes is their speciation. Lampropeltis triangulum elapsoides is the scarlet milk snake I highlighted earlier. There is also Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum, the Eastern milk snake. I think the difference in appearance and widespread distribution as well as the many subspecies really highlight the success of these snakes.
makes me want some of the peach ice cream from lane packing. it is hard to beat sitting in the rocking chairs and eating the homemade peach ice cream.
This is how I roll. There is a cake stand under the scarves and the yoga mat.
This cake stand.
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I do not do yoga.
The yoga mat is good for some situps and leg raises.
I admire some who do. I have a friend who helped me move another time who does a lot of yoga.
I saw her do three flights of stairs with boxes all day. Core strength. I was impressed.
I may be out of internet range until I figure out the new place.
Not really completely out. There is a McDonald's nearby. Free wifi with the dollar menu.
Day three of the regime change and Mr Fox had been reinstated with many of his former responsibilities - taking out the rubbish, bean gather and collecting the post. In fact Mr Fox had become Chief Fox once again in all but name.
But the the name counted for something.
He knew what he had to do, but in order to do that he needed new equipment. Until it was ready he'd have to lay low.
Today he decided to double check his packing arrangement for Friday's move!