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Packing

August 9, 2015 by Lloyd 8 Comments

I went to an auction on Saturday to buy some monitors for school. I learned that my way to pack monitors:

mon2

Is not the only way to pack monitors:

mon1

By the way, you can fit 46 twenty inch monitors in a Prius.

Filed Under: Cheap, Lloyd, School Tagged With: auctions, monitors, packing, prius

Honeymoon

May 29, 2013 by Lloyd 5 Comments

Well, I’m finally leaving on my honeymoon. It’s a shame that Lauren can’t come along. Samith, Curt and I are going out to see Brad in Hawaii. Well, maybe technically Brad is coming to see me in Hawaii, because my flight gets there first.

For those of you living under a rock, Brad has been doing a long term substitute teacher gig in Hawaii for the past few months and his time there is almost over, so we had to go out to see him. Lauren would have gone, but apparently Hawaii is an island and is surrounded by ocean. Lauren has decided that she wants no part of the ocean, so it’s just the boys going out to see Brad.

Lauren did take care of all of my packing needs. I think she likes to pack for trips as much as she likes taking them. So it was a win-win here. She was a little disappointed with how much I packed. I think her words were, “You need three shirts: the one you’re wearing, the one you’re washing, and the one that’s drying.”

Packed Hat

I think she especially liked packing the hat.

Hat out

Filed Under: Lloyd Tagged With: brad, hat, hawaii, packing, travel

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