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Steve poses in front of his nearly-completed, highly efficient packing job. We were able to haul an additional speaker.
Hi Scoopers~! I've got a little more than a month left before I head back to college...
Aurora: WHAT!? GOSH... So long..
Yeah. I don't think they missed me very much while I was gone. The two months I've been here were okay, but now...
Aurora: SO. I thought you could use my help in packing! :D I mean, that's what's taking you so long, right?
Scoopie: ackack.. NO. SHE DOESN'T START SCHOOL FOR A MONTH.
Aurora: Ohhh... WELL, you can be ahead. Go! Study! Do labs! *stompstomp* (GO IN THE BOX, FOOL.)
Chelsie: hmmm... Why is this room so dark? *knockknock* HEY. KEEP IT DOWN UP THERE. Gosh..
Aurora: I will beat your face in! Heheheh.. So, do you want me to pack Pooky too?
Pooky: OH SNAP! SCHRODINGER'S PIG! HAHAHAHA...
Chelsie: hmm? What is this soft, warm thing hitting my head? *bite*
Scoopie: EEK A SHARK IN THE BOX! I TOLD YOU THINGS COME OUT OF THE TV! YOU HAD TO WATCH SHARK WEEK, DIDN'T YOU?
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Ryley packing down our pile of snow we'll hollow out for our shelter tonight. He jumped on the pile at one point and you could actually see and hear the layer underneath let go and the whole thing moved with a big thump.
1.1 this afternoon my mom and i started packing away the christmas ornaments. i love a good self port, so here i am with my camera. this is the first day of my 366 day attempt to take at least one foto a day. i will post my best foto everday, right here!
Every Friday, is packing day. to your left is all the produce of that will be in the weekly box. Avocado, Zuchini, Chard, Radish, Cale, Lettuce, Strawberry and herbs. To your right is a roller were they boxes go by and each worker places 1 or 2 item inside. At the end of the line the boxes are shut and stacked in the refrigerated truck. Hard work but FUN...
I have finally completed my undergraduate collegiate career and am moving onto real life. This is the current state of my room as I pack things up. There's a lot to sort through. Everything will be loaded into the back of my truck for the long haul back to Alaska. Europe, is soon to follow :-)
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I should have been packing last Thursday night but it didn't happen because I was so incredibly tired. That seems to be a recurring theme lately- I think I'm overextended. At some point, something's got to give.
Ironically, the thing I overpacked the most on this trip was shoes. I did all right with the amount of clothing, but the shoes really pushed the weight limit Southwest sets for baggage. I have to start learning how to leave some of my baggage behind and travel lighter. Ha, well isn't that a swell euphemism... kind of tripped and fell right into that one.
Packing for another attempt. Pan has agreed to join me for another try of the AT in Vermont. It will be his real first hike in the winter snows. Had been staying with my Gram and Dad, we sure mad a mess packing.
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