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Oooh!3. clean out the items i purchased on a whim and pass them on to members whom can use them..
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Oooh!3. clean out the items i purchased on a whim and pass them on to members whom can use them..
yeah, I think that pretty much covers most of usMy goal this year should I end up following it, LOL, is to:
1. focus on learning Arduino and using the boards in my haunt set up,
2. buying some foam cutting tools and experimenting,
3. deciding or rather commiting to a haunt theme early enough to then make some facades making use of a giant 5-gallon container of DryLok a super nice haunter in my area donated for free,
4. along those same lines making use of the Foam and Wire Sculpturing workshop I'll be taking at a Techshop to create something wonderful
5. pick up a higher end projector finally
6. finishing some prop ideas I've had in the works
7. come up with some well thought out uses for good projections making use of my Lightblaster projectors (ie Wonderwall-type)
8. basically learning more and getting started earlier.
well that's a bummer..I love your work with cornstalks. I'm shooting to grow some corn and sunflowers myself for my scarecrows. I used to get mine from the neighbors and they cut back on their gardeningI'm just hoping to be able to fill the void that will be left by the removal of my corn field this year. I hope to find a source for more stalks, but I can't afford to buy them and my free source from previous years is not growing any this year. Might just do some rearranging of the setup to fill the void, but it's a pretty big area to cover. It made up nearly 1/3 of my display and was one of the things most complimented on.
I had suggested to the wife that we could just GROW the corn in place this year, but she wasn't down with that idea. Something about the front yard looking ridiculous with corn growing on one side of it all summer, I wasn't really listening.well that's a bummer..I love your work with cornstalks. I'm shooting to grow some corn and sunflowers myself for my scarecrows. I used to get mine from the neighbors and they cut back on their gardening
There's always the back yard....I had suggested to the wife that we could just GROW the corn in place this year, but she wasn't down with that idea. Something about the front yard looking ridiculous with corn growing on one side of it all summer, I wasn't really listening.
You might be overpacking. All packing works precisely because it's meant to fill gaps and be LOOSE so that there is space to absorb a bump on the box. Often, I'll get packages wrapped so tight in bubble wrap as to prevent any breathing room at all, thus any bumps to the box are immediately transferred right to the item. Doesn't matter how many layers of wrapping you put on, it matters how much space the items have to crumple before being jarred.i have three goals for this year..
1. be a better package sender.. i think every time i sent something out it had at least one broken item.. even though i thought i had packaged and wrapped enough..