12-09-2009, 05:14 AM
LOL Jade how is Eden Roc?
Well when we pack up we will bring only the necesities and include some winter clothing. It seems once you acclimate then 70 can feel cool to the skin especially if a breeze kicks up. Going up Mauna Kea to the observatory will require a down jack and gloves also as well as good shoes, no slippah. Loads of clothing you know the kind small medum and large, will be left behind. Some furniture and many decorating items will be left behind as we will adopt a more casual lifestyle and include more resort type bamboo and teak, no moisture collecting pillows and such.
We have pared down things like bedding and linens for the bath dining room and kitchen. I'm tempted to leave the iron and ironing board on the mainland, and bring two harlies!
There will be room left over and since you pay for the container and not the weight we will pack up the things we would ordinarily leave here for charity and donate it at our new home, just those quality items that still have good life in them. Some tools unneeded, bit of furniture, loads of kitchen gadgets and gardening stuff that is of quality.
EightFingers, I will bring two leather chairs, I understand if you protect them with a good cleaner and wipe them down every 4 months or so they are fine. Of course this depends on your location and circumstance. The open air 24 7 probably won't work.
mella l
"New York London Paris Hilo"
Well when we pack up we will bring only the necesities and include some winter clothing. It seems once you acclimate then 70 can feel cool to the skin especially if a breeze kicks up. Going up Mauna Kea to the observatory will require a down jack and gloves also as well as good shoes, no slippah. Loads of clothing you know the kind small medum and large, will be left behind. Some furniture and many decorating items will be left behind as we will adopt a more casual lifestyle and include more resort type bamboo and teak, no moisture collecting pillows and such.
We have pared down things like bedding and linens for the bath dining room and kitchen. I'm tempted to leave the iron and ironing board on the mainland, and bring two harlies!
There will be room left over and since you pay for the container and not the weight we will pack up the things we would ordinarily leave here for charity and donate it at our new home, just those quality items that still have good life in them. Some tools unneeded, bit of furniture, loads of kitchen gadgets and gardening stuff that is of quality.
EightFingers, I will bring two leather chairs, I understand if you protect them with a good cleaner and wipe them down every 4 months or so they are fine. Of course this depends on your location and circumstance. The open air 24 7 probably won't work.
mella l
"New York London Paris Hilo"
mella l
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