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Here is my work keys.
The content is slowly evolving to give me a handy in my pocket tool kit.
The gerber clutch is my mini multitool. I haven't had it too long, and it replaced my leatherman Skeletool, which I used to clip onto the keys. The clutch is at least as useful as the skeletool for my job, but is a lot smaller.
I also have an old style wave which lives in my bag, and I carry if I know I need something heavier
The Kathmandu torch is handy, but not exciting. One day I hope to find something of similar size, but of a higher class. LED with a push button, small, preferably metal. I haven't tried real hard to find one though.
Reciently the torch has starting being a bit erratic, so i'll be looking for a replacement a bit harder now
Si parte con la M17 che, in questo caso sarà : M17-PAN.
E' una macchina pinhole 6x9 panoramica (a fondo curvo).
Lunghezza focale: 70 mm.
Monta rullini formato 120.
Ho anticipato il "17", perché il corpo della macchina è notevolmente diverso dalla M16 e credo che sia più giusto diversificarla in modo radicale nella denominazione, anche se siamo ancora nel 2016.
3/52 "Work" #52 of 2017
I'm away on holiday, self catering on my own, so I figured cooking my dinner is "Work"! My first day in a little cottage in Yorkshire, and I had to hunt cupboards for utensils and only had a little bit of work surface to prepare everything.
It was a Mushroom Risotto, using dried wild mushrooms.
What a loooong work! It takes a very long time to colour the hair in this way. Maybe a rerooting would have taken less time, but in this way I can obtain locks that blend from red/orange to pink, to purple, to blue, to green and finally to yellow.
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Che lavorooooone!! Ci vuole davvero tanto tempo a colorare i capelli in questo modo. Forse un reroot sarebbe stato più veloce, ma on questa maniera posso ottenere boccoli che sfumano dal rosso/arancio al rosa, al viola, al blu, al verde per terminare col giallo.
Mad respect to delete 08 for letting us use his pic, check more of his photos on the link provided...
This is where billions in economy are generated every day: in tiny little insipid cubicles in rows under flourescent lights. His domain sprawls before him. His candy bar lunch twists restlessly in his Mountain Dew-addled belly. The knowledge worker. The self-managed class.
We had to clean our desks today for a big event at our office tomorrow and this weekend.
I have no idea why I took this picture, but it's clean! I think it was a way to avoid doing anything for another 5 minutes...