He also keeps on hand headphones, music selections and video glasses to soothe anxious awake patients.
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To get a better look, he even pulls out a pair of binoculars he keeps on hand.
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Obviously they both wear wigs (which Khloé conveniently keeps on hand in her fake house) to get into character.
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These are some of the jeans, sneakers, and casual tops that the first lady keeps on-hand for dressed-down days.
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At his side was a Contax G2 camera, which he keeps on hand for moments when the light is just right.
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One prepper, firearms instructor Dave Stutts, showed Insider the "bug out bag," of supplies he keeps on hand in case of disaster.
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The 23-year-old singer, who is currently on her Revival Tour, dished to Bon Appétit about the foods she keeps on hand at her concerts.
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In a post titled "My Insanely Perfect Tea Drawer" (naturally), she shows off the many varieties of teas she keeps on hand for just about any occasion. Sick?
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The hairstylist recently sat down to tell Refinery29 about his journey with Gaga, the 000,000 wigs he keeps on hand for her, and his most ambitious styles to date.
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Baehrel rolled up on a utility vehicle and invited us inside for a pitcher of sap and a bottle of Pellegrino—which he said he keeps on hand for the Morrises.
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CNN spoke to her about what the region still needs to do to get ready for the Big One, what we can learn from other countries on earthquakes, and the emergency supplies she personally keeps on hand.
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"It's a bit of an Easter egg hunt," Mr. Tomasko said during a recent interview in the gallery, taking out his smartphone to show a visitor the hundreds of engraved "fancy heads," or decorative female heads, he keeps on hand for reference.
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Therefore, it should come as no surprise that she debuted a new Khlo-C-D video on her app titled "How I Keep My Home Bar Organized AF." And while we agree it is very, very organized — as we've established, that's a given — what we're more impressed with is the sheer volume of booze she keeps on hand at all times.
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Wethersby explains she keeps on hand for protection. An inspection of the desk and wall of the room, causes a peculiar expression to pass across Miss Kirby's face. With the aid of a piece of chewing gum, she takes an impression of the key to Mrs. Wethersby's room, and has a duplicate key made for herself.
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John Houshmand is a furniture maker with an atelier in New York's Catskill Mountains. He has been described as a contemporary designer who uses "massive upended split logs" in the style of George Nakashima.William L. Hamilton Jurassic Bark December 1, 2005 New York Times Houshmand's designs "often juxtapose massive chunks of wood with thick glass panes" and are made by his staff on a farm that is "also home to the company sawmill and the 1,700 slabs he keeps on hand for inspiration." He has a showroom in Manhattan and travels to meet clients for custom orders on tables that can cost about $12,000.
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