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never mastered packing light :) the stuff I'm taking on vacation
mostly drawing stuff on the right, while everything colour-related it's on the left...
Packing for three weeks is hard enough. Packing for three weeks, three different climates *and* a wedding is torture for me. I managed to do it, however, with the help of Waitrose ziploc bags and a lot of cursing.
Detailed photos of the Saks LE Snow White Doll. Closed box.
I just received the Saks Fifth Avenue Snow White Doll! I purchased her by phoning the flagship NYC Saks store, who in turn had the Saks store in Troy, Michigan ship her to me. I chose overnight shipping. She shipped on Monday evening, and arrived by noon on Tuesday. She was double boxed, which kraft paper used as the packing material. She arrived in perfect condition. However, there was no protection around the doll box itself inside the original shipper box, just a piece of tissue paper between the inside plastic cover and the outside cardboard cover.
The Saks Fifth Avenue Snow White Limited Edition 17 inch Doll, sold exclusively by Saks Fifth Avenue, both online and in stores. She was produced by the Disney Store, for Saks. It rolled out in a few Saks stores, including their flagship NYC store, on Thursday October 26, 2017 as a surprise release. She became available online shortly after midnight in the morning of Friday October 27, 2017, and sold out around noon time. She became briefly available again late that night. She costs $370, just about half the cost of the Snow White and Prince set. My doll is numbered 210 of 1000.
She is in winter colors, primarily white, with gold embroidery and trim, with red and gold satin lining. She is in a box with the same construction as the 2017 Snow White and Prince Collector's Doll Set. She is a really beautiful, well designed and construction doll.
Saks Fifth Avenue Limited Edition Snow White Doll
$370
EXCLUSIVELY AT SAKS FIFTH AVENUE.
This doll features a dramatic stand-up collar, metallic gold embroidery, cascading gems and a sumptuous quilted velvet cape.
• Includes molded bird perched on Snow White's finger
• Ages 6 years and up
• Packaged in a beautiful display box
• Limited edition of 1000 units
• Polyester/nylon lining
• 17.25'' W x 18.75'' H x 7'' D
• PVC/ABS
• Spot clean
• Imported
Style code: 0400095788146
the thread i used is some kind of silky craft thread, i wanted a loose stringy string look, it was slippy to work with
Blogged at stephaniedoes.com/2014/packing-for-a-2-week-trip-with-the...
Zip 'camera' case - DCI, Providence (via the Wheeler Sale)Clear carry-on quart bag - Flight 001 via eBags
The Truck class. Lifeblood of the galaxy. Among the thousands of different hauler designs, both large and small, none can equal the sheer efficiency of the Truck. It has become nearly synonomous with the term "cargo ship." It is perphaps the single biggest reason for the succes of the Tracy-Nimmer Corporation. An extremely large, extremely cheap, extremely capable cargo ship, the Truck class does it all. With a cavernous hold with fast-loading and fast-discharge capability, the Tracy-Nimmer Corporate Design tean also patented a unique item that would contribute hugely to this desings singular success: disposable cargo container. Made out of widely available materials, the idea was that A Truck ship would show up at its destination, quickly unload all its containers, sometimes literally leaving them floating around in space, then leave for another delivery, leaving the local space authorities to collect the containers. What made this idea so attractive was that since the containers were so cheap, it wouldn't hurt the bottom line to simply abandon them to local authorities, who would presumbly scrap them for the raw materials. However, since these containers were property of the Corporation, they could charge for their use, therefore any scrapping induced a fee to the owner. If local authoritites decided they didn't want to pay the fee, the containers could pe picked up the next time a ship delivered to the system. Pre-packing cargo in the containers also significantly reduced loading times, since a system requesting delivery could rent the patent, build the containers and fill them up. The Truck would then arrive, load up, and leave. The Truck class also had a fairly unique feature: a parasite tug ship. This ship could be used to move containers for more complicated areas or deliveries, or assist in-system tugs. All in all, these features provided the galaxy with a truly first-class cargo ship, and a new way to trade that was much faster, more efficient, and more importantly, more profitable.
Finally received the passports back from the India Consulate with our visas. Frustrating, inscrutable process fraught with bureaucracy… Now I can start preparing the camera equipment which always seems to take longer than packing my clothing!
My 365-2023: #59 of 365
Again, shout out to Justin for the clever idea. I just wish I'd emptied my trash and shut the file cabinet.
I'm moving back to London next week! Ack! Packing is slowly happening, and I found this in the process. I wore this exact outfit to my college graduation (at crazy hippie schools, we don't need no stinkin' cap and gown) and gave a speech.
Dress: my mamacita
Red patent leather belt: Claire's or some such
Black patent peep toes: Lane Bryant (wide width y'all)
Moved out of my tokyo apartment today. My whole life these past two months basically fits into this suitcase, this box, and my backpack
Blogged at stephaniedoes.com/2014/packing-for-a-2-week-trip-with-the...
2 dresses
1 skirt
2 pairs of leggings (1 black, 1 gray print)
2 pairs of tights (1 black, 1 gray)
1 cardigan (gray)
4 tanks (black, gray, blue, green)
1 collared sleeveless shirt
1 light, short-sleeved sweater
1 pair running shorts
1 pair sneakers
1 pair flats
underthings
sleepwear
scarf
rain jacket
on the plane: jeans / tshirt / hoodie
not pictured: last minute additions of 1 short-sleeved and one 3/4 sleeved cardigan (cooler weather than expected)
A packing bed check.
I wanted to keep my entire pack weight to under sixty-pounds. That may seen crazy to most long-term backpackers, but the fact that I need to bring my dSLR and laptop with me easily adds fifteen-pounds to whatever else I wanted to pack.
(See the notes above.)
All of this includes the clothes that I would be wearing on the plane.
Missing from this bed check are:
- Hiking Boots
- Trail Running Shoes
- BlackBerry
- Canon SD900 IS Camera
- Moleskine Journal
- Stuff Sacks I used to organise items within my pack
Stuff pictured above that I ditched when I figured I wouldn't really *need* them:
- Tripod
- Headset and Microphone
Here it is all packed up. This is what we will be pushing and carrying. Add to this a three year old in the stroller and a one year old in the Ergo carrier. Just two adults to carry all of this.
After a photoshoot along one of the corridors of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi, I pack up my equipment (which has become such a good friend to me during this trip).
Excluding the camera which was apparently stolen by Sofi, who took this photograph :)
she claims the effect was purely accidental, but it's still cool!
the camera exposed for the outside and blew out the inside, not Photoshopped, all in-camera :)
Madurai - Kilakuyilkudi - Thanakkakulam
How nice the light played in these Burma housing,
Tamil houses are mostly very dark inside,
but it revealed also the reality.
The whole family business was built around the daughter,
packing the appalam (Tamil:Pappadam),
her legs were handicapped, told mother,
and sudden a sinking feeling came over me of
peeking behind the curtains to see real life.
2008-12-21 noon 13:19
Canon EOS 5D, LensEF24-70mm f/2.8L USM
What I packed for Thailand. Some of the clothes would have been on me. Below all of it is my sarong.
In a few days we'll be living in a new house. The new excites me, but I'm a sentimental man and leaving all these memories is hard for me.
Although it seems to defy the laws of physics, all of this was inside the kayak a minute ago.....half of it through that little hole in the bow. I've been packing my kayak for years, so I know right where everything goes, but this time, I had to leave a few things out to make room for two SLRs and a tripod. Since my Everglades trip will be in the salt water, I also need 5 gallons of fresh water.....what a pain.