Travel was Re: [TheForge] D-rings

[Bob Ehrenberger]

Phlip,

I do a lot of reenactments (civil war) and am on the go most weekends during 
the summer and fall.  We have found that having a check list makes things go 
a lot smoother. It took a couple trips to get the list complete, but now 
when we are packed we just run down the list to verify that we haven't 
forgotten anything.  If we ever get to an event with out something we need, 
we add it to the list.

I can send you my list to get you started if you like.

PS: You could probably rent a sewing machine if you can't wait for Rob to 
fix yours. Or take yours to a real sewing machine repair shop. Having 
friends do favors is nice but not if you are on a schedule.

Robert Ehrenberger
Shelbyville, Mo.
eforge at centurytel.net

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On 7/12/07, Peter Fels And Phoebe Palmer <artgawk at thegrid.net> wrote:
> Life with the Temporally Challenged is tough, just ask my wife...pf

Believe me, I understand- I resemble that remark ;-) But, I'm getting
very tired of running around like a maniac at the last minute,
throwing everything into a vehicle, and driving off in a cloud of
dust, only to discover I forgot my (whatever) that I REALLY wanted to
take to Pennsic, but brought along a box of trash that was _supposed_
to go in the dumpster.