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CubeSmart Self Storage Units 7/2014 pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
These are in one of the hottest areas of Texas. Space age insulation techniques make the temperature control not an issue. The roof over addition allows many other benefits such as solar panels and rain collection. This whole project is a very interesting story.
Stor'n'Lok storage units at 630 Dundas Street West, Belleville, Ontario.
One of a series of photographic slides taken by the Keller family of Belleville between 1964 and 1994.
What a frickin' mess! This was not nearly the most stressful moment of my gender transition, but dayum what a pain this was.
Unexpected gender transition efforts: The physical structure of your living quarters. If you're going balls out (heh) in your transition, this is a requirement. Clio's wardrobe grew much larger. Eventually, the closet bar started to bend. After that, the wood that the closet bar were screwed into (it didn't have separate brackets) started to split. Research was made. A reputable replacement was found for $30 on home depot. The replacement simply set atop brackets that had their own screws. After $75 of dollar store hangers were purchased, we were ready. Many months later, we would add another rod to the left of this closet. This represented about $85 of gender transition money.
And it's still not finished 9 months later, because we have another bar to cut and install in another part of the house.
The other hard part was nailing the previous bar over the spiral stairs -- so high you can only reach by standing on a piece of wood balanced atop the railings -- in order to store the old male suits & work clothes.
Transition Progress at this point: On hormones since 8/1 (5 months), but had poor results until starting injections on 12/22 (2 weeks ago; 3 injections so far). Full-time female since 9/15 (3.5 months). Publicly out as trans since 10/11 (2.5 months). Legally female, federally, since 12/21 (2 weeks). Boobs sore/growing since 9/4 (4 months). Had seen endo/primary therapist 5X, and secondary therapists 8X. Weight down to 143lbs (54 down from 197). Hair removal includes 26 electrolysis treatments totaling 20.25 hours; 28 laser hair removal sessions (47 area treatments: 15/14/13/11/8 mouth/goatee/face/neck/armpits, 7 legs/chest, 5 Brazilian/ear); and bi-weekly at-home IPL on arms since 6/17 (7 months). Latisse for eyelash lengthening since 4/17 (9 months). 2 dental implants. Pierced ears. Dyed/layered hair (no haircuts for 3yrs--since 1/2015). Female wardrobe replacement was up to 472 items (1150+ at time of posting this picture). Total transition expenditures over $14,000 at this point. ($55,000 at time of posting this picture.)
replacing closet bar, replacing closet rod.
closet, clothes, mess, plastic storage units.
a mess. construction. messy.
upstairs, Clio and Carolyn's house, Alexandria, Virginia.
January 9, 2018.
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I have seen these remodeled and made into small houses. This is my first one to see what I can come up with. Many single homeless people need housing.
This was the storage unit in Peekskill. That is a 10x10 unit. In the picture it is difficult to tell just how much stuff was really there. The back of that unit is packed really tightly. We managed to fit this entire thing into a 6'x12' U-Haul trailer which is a miracle in and of itself.
The High Cube is the most wanted due to the largest size. Hi cube prices are around $1500 upward here in Tomball/Houston area. The regular 40' varies due to the down turn in the shipping container industry. Cl has them as low as $1000. I am inspecting a 20' this week for $500. I need 10 40's or 20 20's for my 10 home project.
Container Specifications
Exterior Internal Door Openings Weight
Size/Type Length Width Height Length Width Height Width Height Tare
20' Dry Van 19'10½" 8' 8' 6" 19' 3" 7' 8" 7' 9⅞" 7' 8" 7' 5" 5,050
40' Dry Van 40' 8' 8' 6" 39' 5" 7' 8" 7' 9⅞" 7' 8" 7' 5" 8,000
40' High Cube 40’ 8' 9' 6" 39' 5" 7' 8" 8' 10" 7' 8" 8' 5½" 8,775
This is a 40' Container that is 50% complete and for sale for $4000. I looked at it today and in the process of buying it for my first livable unit for myself.
This is a 40' Container that is 50% complete and for sale for $4000. I looked at it today and in the process of buying it for my first livable unit for myself.
This is an Autostitch panorama of the intersection of Bronson Avenue and Catherine Street (which becomes Raymond Street west of Bronson).
This is the southwest corner of what is considered to be the Centretown neighbourhood of central Ottawa, whose geographical limits are formed by Bronson Avenue and the Queensway (Highway 417). West of Bronson Avenue is Centretown West, and south of the Queensway is the Glebe.