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Our house and garden all packed up and ready to be loaded into our container

The Flickr Lounge-Making A Move-Adventures In Packing!

 

When we decided to make our move I put all these kitchen items away with the intention of using them for packing material. Now I'm glad I did.

 

Sorry if I don't comment on your photos at this time, as you can see I'm still up to my neck in packing, but when we settle I'll make an effort to get back commenting! :)

  

If you liked school, you'll love work. Bag comes out every three seconds. Pick up three bags, put in box. Repeat. Seal and stack box. Get new box. Repeat for up to three hours at a time.

Jeez. Somehow I need to fit 20 pounds of stuff into this...

journal challenge at Hummies world

created as a companion page to a lo - Q & A

Chloe does some packing of her own

Aspseal also provides facility of compression packing; now you can pack your items and small parts with compression packing to keep them safe. Visit: www.aspseal.com/

 

Macbook Air, iPod Nano, Blackberry, Wallet, some pens. passport

packing. digging through 1 year worth of mess

How to make wrapping, packing (recycled material)

 

I wanted to make something different. I used old cardboard, some paper and felt.

Severnside Lions Scooter Club funday 2010

Found this guy trying to sneak his way into the suitcase.

Want to keep your undies in a specific bag? The innovative packing cubes from OnTheGoFashionGear.com are versatile options for storing your undergarments.

the packing has begun. im TRYING not to go overboard but come on! i have so many things i MIGHT need!

How to make wrapping, packing (recycled material)

 

I wanted to make something different. I used old cardboard, some paper and felt.

Packing up before heading our separate ways, Kristen has a wad of poly bags ready for the Welsh rain.

The meat packing portion of the barn at the Wakamatsu Tea and Silk colony. Appears to be a scale on the wall.

 

We went to the Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Colony at Gold Hill in El Dorado County today. It's a failed Japanese colony from 1869 or so that tried to grow tea and silkworms. They didn't count on a harsh drought (not as bad as the one now, but bad enough), funding being cut off, and miners diverting their irrigation water for their own nefarious purposes. The colony lasted two years and then the members (they started with 22 people) dispersed. One 19 year-old lady, Okei, died of a fever, probably malaria, and is buried on this site.

 

Links:

City of Aizuwakamatsu [Wikipedia]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aizuwakamatsu,_Fukushima

 

Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Colony [Wikipedia]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wakamatsu_Tea_and_Silk_Farm_Colony

 

Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Colony [American River Conservancy]

www.arconservancy.org/site/c.psKZL3PFLrF/b.7719191/k.2889...

So this is my new thing. Packing. We are under contract to buy a house two towns away. Our house is going on the market later the week.

...is both maddening and so much fun. So much anticipation and so much excitement :-))

Wish it was me off on my hols! But no, tis my hubbie off to K.L. Malaysia for 4-5 weeks of very hard work! he always takes his all important coffee, without which he cannot function in the morning! Just hope they have his favourite 'Malted Wheats' at breakfast. He goes away only occasionally, and this time I've sent him with a camera and instructed him to take photos of everything! Then at least we can share in his adventure at little bit more.

Neatness counts. If you plan to drive the Alaska Highway, you go prepared. Two spare tires, gas can, floor jack, and tools. lots of tools. I also took some camping gear - just in case. The rug says MATT, and an aunt had made it for me when I was just a kid.

Adams bedroom after we've moved out

NottLaha was so excited as she started packing all the stuff she needed to take to school. She was gathering stuff for hours packing and repacking as she was getting more overwhelmed by having to decide what to take, what she could take, what she needed to take. "Mom where are my socks? Grampa have you seen my dress shoes? Ugh ugh ugh I can't find anything." Her mother and Grampa came to her aid and helped her find everything she needed but still she was freaking out because she was sure she was going to forget something. "Mom, what if I forget something important?" "Don't worry dear, if you do, we will send it to you" Nott thought that her mom was so calm because she was not the one going when she remembered that her mom had gone to Hogwarts too and she must know how it feels. " Mom is just that when you went you knew everything about magic but... I barely know anything" Her Grampa sat near her and wrapping her with his arm he softly said to her "My Nott, don't you worry about a thing. You will be fine. There are always other kids that don't know anything about magic. You will catch up soon enough."

In a few hours, we'd hit the trail on our three-day, two-night backpacking trip. We got up early and packed up camp on what would be another gorgeous sunny day.

Materials were packed with care into cardboard boxes. The recovery team followed strict guidelines to prevent further damage to materials due to improper packing.

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