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During Atwood Comm. Fest. KD and I lunched at Blue Plate when this dad strolled up and sat down outside.
Nevermind the guy, look at his fan-spanking-tasic solution for stroller handle grips.
A length of PVC pipe and a bungee cord for comfort. Brilliant!
> Dog's clothing (translation by Google)
Poussette pour chiens. Pour les bébés chiens qui ne savent pas marcher ou pour les gros chiens fainéants. [vu au centre commercial Venus Fort, Odaiba, Tokyo]
CAMP ZAMA, Japan — Hundreds of American and Japanese service members, civilians and their families gathered under the partly sunny sky over Camp Zama to celebrate the conclusion of Army Birthday Week with a culmination of sports, competitions and ceremonies conducted June 17, 2016.
The fifth and final day of outdoor activities opened with a command-wide fun run hosted by Army Maj. Gen. James F. Pasquarette, commanding general, U.S. Army Japan (USARJ). Pasquarette’s open invitation permitted the men and women in uniform to bring their friends and loved ones. The result produced an amusing mixture of organized ranks and files of service members running in cadence with a colorful cast of spouses, children, baby strollers and small dogs trotting along the flanks.
Regardless their age, size, speed, creed or breed, every participant ended the two-mile route soaked from head to toe compliments of the Camp Zama Directorate of Emergency Services’ firetruck salute.
Later that morning, the community gathered at the Camp Zama High School stadium to join or cheer their respective units in the Camp Zama Army Birthday Week Championship finals. Hundreds of spectators set their eyes on the track to watch some of the post’s fastest sprinters attempt to break their personal best in the 100-meter dash. The attendees’ gaze then shifted to the field to witness a friendly soccer match between Camp Zama’s U.S. Soccer Team and the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force’s Central Readiness Force (CRF). The 30-minute see-saw battle ended with a 3-2 penalty shootout that clenched victory for the red, white and blue.
Between the match the U.S. Army and CRF’s strongest troops squared off in a best-of-three tug-of-war competition at the 50-yard line. After the U.S. team literally pulled a win in the final round, the troops gave way for the children of Camp Zama to take a tug on the rope.
The physical prowess and playful banter among the teams gave way to solemn pride as Pasquarette led 14 Soldiers in reciting the Oath of Enlistment during a mass reenlistment ceremony that honored their decision to voluntarily extend their service to their country and the United States Army.
The festivities concluded with an award presentation that recognized the winners of the 2016 USARJ Army Sports Week Competition. U.S. Army Aviation Battalion took first place, while the 78th Signal Battalion and the U.S. Army Medical Activity-Japan earned second and third place, respectively.
Pasquarette and Army Command Sgt. Maj. Richard R. Clark, command sergeant major, USARJ, also recognized other notable individuals and organizations that recently demonstrated the honor and pride of the Camp Zama community.
Fara McKinley, president of the Zama Community Spouses Association, received an award for her association’s donation of water bottles for the competitors and spectators. USARJ also recognized Shinobu Matsui, general manager of the Camp Zama Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES), for earning the Director/CEO Cup, the highest honor for operational excellence among all AAFES chains in the “Small Exchange” category.
Pasquarette and Clark also presented certificates, medals or trophies to the U.S. Army Japan Band for winning the 2016 Music Performance Team of the Year award, Army Sgt. Drew Ayers and Army Spc. Lucas Patron for their selection as the 2016 USARJ Best Warrior Noncommissioned Officer and Soldier of the Year, and Sheyenne Sullivan for her exemplary performance in her assistance to displaced evacuees effected by April’s earthquakes in Kumamoto, Japan.
U.S. Army photo by Sgt. John L. Carkeet IV, U.S. Army Japan
This is the stroller Joe and I loved after trying it out in the store. It's the Baby Jogger City Elite series, and it has a lockable front wheel (for when we go jogging) and also has a carseat adapter so we can use it while baby is still small. It's also very light and compact, so it will be easy to travel with and maneuver in stores :) His grandmother just sent us money as a gift to put towards it... when it gets here, we are planning on practicing walking Lily with it, so she gets used to having it nearby. Here's hoping she doesn't pull it over! ;)
But not this time of year. A wooden picnic table was taking up the parking spaces, so I used the table to support my lens ball. I carry a plastic curtain ring in the pouch; it makes a handy support when I have a flat surface.
This little girl was playing with the stroller pushing it back and forth and I started pullling and pushing her and at first glanced she just looked up and smiled.
The family sits on their own next to the stroller, but it does appear that the sleeping child within is without parent.
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Note the size differential between the front and rear wheels. Pencil notation on the verso: "Margaret Mains 13 mos."
Laila in the big girl stroller. She is supine, rather than upright, although the angle of this snapshot suggest that she is sitting.
3 months old and already skiing = ) I have had my eye on these for a while but since they don't make them anymore they are quite hard to find. lucky us, we found them on ebay brand new for $5. they work GREAT. it is effortless to push in the snow.
Let's face it, and a stroller is a necessity-have when you have a youngster. If it's merely for walking around the block, they are ideal and allow the baby to go along with you on numerous diverse activities even. A stroller serves various purposes, and a lightweight stroller makes the task of getting around far more bearable. One of the main pluses of utilizing a stroller, is you do not have to hold your newborn the total time you're out and about. A lightweight stroller is best to take a trip with.
There are preferably a couple of benefits of a lightweight stroller that is all travel-related - they are simply what the medical expert purchased for the diverse way of lives as well as from an remarkably full of the lifestyle of experience to the metropolitan occupant to the household who delights in outdoor camping and outdoors. Getting on and off subways and buses can be a headache with an enormous stroller and attempting to cope with the little one and all the child equipment and then having to lug a large stroller around would keep most moms and dads at home.
For a family who delights in the outdoors, these lightweight strollers are ideal. They are simple to set in the truck or vehicle and do not use up much area. These lightweight strollers are simply what the physician bought for the walk around the lake or leisure play area or perhaps a stroll while in the outdoor camping trip and all with dealing with ease. These strollers will conserve you in amusement park, family vacations, and every hobby on your list without the inconveniences of a large stroller.
A lot of lightweight strollers are accessible with the same features as the necessary stroller; reclining seat, swiveling front wheels and suspension, double wheel brake system, 5-point harness, and secure fold system. And you can generally find the same devices available. When compared to the standard infant carriage and some makers even designed their baby carrier/car seat to fit in their lightweight stroller, the lightweight stroller folds perfectly and is more compact. Do not forget "Stroller Safety," no matter what stroller you decide to use and purchase. Follow these tips on stroller safety.
Prevent a Baby Stroller Injury
Prevent your infant from having an accident or injury in the baby stroller by following these straightforward suggestions:
· Carefully adhere to the manufacturer's directions when assembling the infant stroller; contact the manufacturer if there are missing out on parts or if you have any questions concerning the assembly of the stroller.
· Periodically, check the baby stroller for loose-fitting screws and missing out on pieces and check the brakes.
· Every time you open your infant stroller, make sure the latches and hooks snap firmly rather than placing the child in the seat to dodge the stroller collapsing on the infant.
· The baby stroller should have a restraint approach or a safety belt ... Use it! Avoid the infant from slipping out of the stroller and avoid your kid from leaning over and falling out of the stroller.
· Don't hang significant bags and packages on the manages of the child stroller to prevent tipping.
· Lastly, never leave your little one ignored while in the infant stroller.
Believe security so you and your child can delight in a safe and comfy stroller experience.