Day 27 of 30Today opened some packages with Elementum [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
Day 26 (catching up)Show contentSetting up a new phone is a pain in the arse.The best use of an SAK: opening a package containing a new SAK.
Day 26Flashlight a day late. Olight Arkflex. It does flex!
Why are you afraid to carry it?
Is that a new Explorer?
A HUNTSMAN and a SPARTAN arrived via USPS yesterday and was inspected this morning.
Leave no screw unturned!
My Penco tape measure:
I'm always afraid to carry discontinued tools, lest I break or lose them. A PocketWrench II could be difficult to replace. And I sure do like the 111 you showed today!
That is some stellar lume! I did the same yesterday!Cool Mora! Stay warm!Hope you've suffered no ill effects!Day 26 (catching up)Show contentSetting up a new phone is a pain in the arse.The best use of an SAK: opening a package containing a new SAK. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] Day 27Latshaw PocketWrench II. It could be handy, but I'm terrified to carry it much. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
Day 28Golfer opened a snack
Day 29 - longshotI just carry the same stuff every day, so that gets a bit boring.The one blacked out item that's been occupying my focus of late is this one(Image removed from quote.)It's not in my pocket, and certainly not used, but crossing my fingers those things will be a possibility at some point.According to package tracking it was delivered to the forwarding service, which I've never used before, two days ago.The package still doesn't come up as received with them, so yeah. Not terribly stressed out just yet, but I do check my e-mails a bit more regularly at this point.
Lucky you! I went back to order and the stone wash was sold out. Or, that is the excuse I told myself! 🫣
Venting my anxiety helped. Just got notification the knife is received by my forwarder. So yay! Now it only has to pass one more little hurdle, but crossing a body of water that hardly makes up a few cm on my map and getting through the scrutiny of some activism prone customs inspectors should be easier as pie.