Prince George won't be brown-bagging it to school this year!
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As a strong proponent of brown-bagging it, I'd have to agree.
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Shops make them do the work of picking the produce and bagging it.
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Brown-bagging it is an easy way to cut your spending by $10 to $15 a day.
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I love selecting the weed, running my hands through it, smelling it, weighing it up into ounces and bagging it up.
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Joshua's brown bagging it, so if you're a glass half full person ... they're about to pop the cork and chat over a bottle.
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"They were boxing it and bagging it because they knew the storm was going get worse and we're going get flooded," he said.
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Sanitation and food problems abound in these areas, and many residents have complained that thieves are stealing food distributed by aid workers, re-bagging it and selling it in the markets.
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This includes brown-bagging it at lunch during work, and applying for a position as a property manager for an apartment complex, presumably so she can get a discount in rent.
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"Bagging it", The Age, November 8, 2007. Accessed August 24, 2008. The Museum of Bags and Purses was the first cultural institution in the Netherlands to announce its permanent closure in April 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.Het eerste slachtoffer in de culturele sector is een feit: het Tassenmuseum in Amsterdam sluit de deuren, Volkskrant.
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Embassy Magazine, May 17, 2006 : Brown-Bagging it for the Harper Family, Sean Durkin By contrast, although Pierre Trudeau's relationship with the press was rocky, he was famously quick-witted and enjoyed deflecting — or returning — barbs from reporters. Many of his famous quotations, including "there's no place for the state in the bedrooms of the nation" and "just watch me", were made during scrums.
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The record is taken into evidence by Len, who listens to a portion of the record before bagging it as evidence. His decision is later ridiculed by his co-worker Daryl, who believes the record to have no relevance to the man's death. After being sent off for coffee, Len begins to experience the same phenomena as Tuck and passes out. When he wakes, he discovers that Daryl has been killed in an extremely gruesome fashion.
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Olsen, p. 3-5; Arndell, 16.5.1911 State Records, New South Wales, School Files, Sackville Reach School 5/1756OA Amy Munro, the wife of the next schoolmaster then became postmistress until her husband did in 1919 (Inspector, 6.6.1919, School Files). At some date after 1919 the small galvanised post office building was moved to behind the cottage on Sackville Ferry Road (2). Hastwell became postmaster and is likely to have used this iron building initially, but in 1934 a new weatherboard post office room was added to the north-east side of his cottage by other Sackville residents, who had formed a Sackville North Post Office League, with R. T. Madden as secretary. This new post office 2.5 x 3.2 metres (8 by 10 feet), was described in 1955 as "alike to an old shed. It is of wooden structure, and lined with jute bagging .. it is a lock up building".
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