Along the same lines as my DIY concealed belt, I realized that I don’t carry a headlamp with me all the time, but I have come across situations in which a headlamp would have come in useful. Since I already carry nylon cord and a flashlight, I made some DIY headlamp holder plans to help me out in those situations!
If you have read my post on things I carry every day (EDC), you may be left wondering what I carry when I go exercising. Recently, I came up with a solution to carry my basic, essential items while jogging, without looking weird or weighing down my pockets.
Sometimes, when I pull out something weird from my pockets, people ask me what kind of things I carry. Now, wonder no more – because this post will give you insight to the items I carry with me daily.
Being in the HRAACF Worship Team (called PBJ – Praise Band for Jesus) – we have to carry our equipment almost every week and set it up, and later break it down and carry it back to our storage room.
When you have to carry two 22kg speakers, one in each hand, it can quickly become tiring! I quickly realized that it has all to do with your hand grip – since your arms are just down by your sides – it’s your hands which carry all that weight!
What’s the solution? Read on!
As the title says – Blessed Christmas! Celebrate the birth of our savior Jesus Christ! I’ll update more sometime =D
Okay – My site has kinda died I guess. I was just too busy over the last month to post anything substantial – and for whatever reason it is, I somehow didn’t want to just post something short and random – but since I don’t have the time for something big, it will have to [...]
A quick post on the tale of two of my teeth, my new Harvard mailing address.. and.. my congratulations to Laura Hammonds who led the cello section in England’s National Youth Orchestra!
Mencap day 2006 – The day when people with various disabilities come in to take part in activities hosted by the school. Although I didn’t have to help out (upper sixes don’t have to) I decided to go in anyway, to help out Mr. Dearden who brought in his penny-farthing for people to sit on and have their pictures taken.