Eliam and I finally decided to brave the snow yesterday and walked down to the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks more commonly known as the Ballard Locks :). I took my Medium Cafe Bag and Little Swift along for the journey.
Original designs. Made in the U.S.A.
Eliam and I finally decided to brave the snow yesterday and walked down to the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks more commonly known as the Ballard Locks :). I took my Medium Cafe Bag and Little Swift along for the journey.
http://www.tombihn.com
1-800-729-9607 (US & Canada) 360-452-0115 (other countries)
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Stay warm and safe!
Thank you Tom and crew for making such wonderful bags, being a conscientious customer focused company, and giving me a sense of organization and control over a part of my life that affects me almost every day, the things I schlep with me.
my bags: S, LS, KP, mg'11, S, LS, COW, MCB, COW, LSB, SE, LSB, TT, SB, TSS4, BB, BB, FoJ, RS, F.O.T., LSB, K, LS, I w/AS, A, S, FJN, SE, 3-DC, MCB, PCBP, PCSB, CQPC, S, LSB, SB, TT, WF, I, CP w/AS, UT, LSB, CQPC, LS, RiPad
Very mild winter here too. So far. Makes me worry about April.....
WhiteStar in Colorado
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LCB (Azalea/Sapphire, Turq/Wasabi), MCB (Plum/Cayenne), Swift (Cork), Co-Pilot (Iberian), Synapse (UV), Citizen Canine (Kiwi/UV), Shop Bag (UV), key straps and pouches galore!
http://www.tombihn.com
1-800-729-9607 (US & Canada) 360-452-0115 (other countries)
Siquid mantica non capit, domi relinquendum est.
Thank you Tom and crew for making such wonderful bags, being a conscientious customer focused company, and giving me a sense of organization and control over a part of my life that affects me almost every day, the things I schlep with me.
my bags: S, LS, KP, mg'11, S, LS, COW, MCB, COW, LSB, SE, LSB, TT, SB, TSS4, BB, BB, FoJ, RS, F.O.T., LSB, K, LS, I w/AS, A, S, FJN, SE, 3-DC, MCB, PCBP, PCSB, CQPC, S, LSB, SB, TT, WF, I, CP w/AS, UT, LSB, CQPC, LS, RiPad
Make me worry about now, in the midwest, there was a widespread tornado watch and localized tornado warnings on Tuesday which moved east causing damage.
Earlier in the week there was a line of storms, some which became tornadoes, started in Texas and ended up in North Carolina, causing damages in both places.
See Wikipedia article on January 2012 tornado activity.
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikiped...f_2012#January
Last edited by backpack; 01-20-2012 at 11:00 AM.
Beautiful pictures of the snow Katy!
Any excuse for a hot chocolate when you get home...which reminds me, I think it's time to get some myself! It's been few hours already, and I've been out in the snow too. :)
Last edited by Maria; 01-20-2012 at 01:16 PM. Reason: spelling - had hot chocolate on the mind
"Buy the best, cry once" - Pasquale
You know what, I totally didn't have any hot chocolate in my apartment :(. I also ran out of coffee. I refused to attempt to go to the the store. I went last Saturday and had to stand in line for nearly an hour to check out. EVERY single lane (over 20 lanes) had at least 15 people in line.
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YOU RAN OUT OF HOT CHOCOLATE!??! (You know that is considered a food group - at least in my version of the required foods!)
I should have flown out there with a supply, I'd just have to find a pair of snow-shoes to get through the snow of course. (How does one explain to customs / immigration - "I'm on a mission, I mean an emergency!')
"Buy the best, cry once" - Pasquale
http://www.tombihn.com
1-800-729-9607 (US & Canada) 360-452-0115 (other countries)
Siquid mantica non capit, domi relinquendum est.