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We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
We’ve arrived safely in Romania, but our plan to bring excellent American meat with us did not succeed.
One of the reasons it’s hard to stay Paleo here is that the meat is simply horrible. So we packed in our checked luggage twenty-five pounds of ground bison and organic chicken breast. It was deeply frozen and wrapped in insulated bags. Our connection from Copenhagen to Bucharest was less than an hour after our arrival. That meat would be out of the freezer for about twelve hours and I was confident that it would still be cold, if not still frozen in the middle upon our arrival.
Here’s how the plan unraveled. We are at the gate for our connection when we learn that the connection has been canceled. We were supposed to leave Copenhagen at 8:30am local time, and they rebook us. Now we leave Copenhagen at 3:30pm to go to Brussels, to then continue on to Romania at 8:30pm. We arrive in Romania at 10:45pm local time. I’m actually still holding out hope that the insulated bags worked well enough that the meat survived.
Then we learn that our bags didn’t come with us. We’ve been told they will be delivered by taxi to our apartment…on Thursday.
We have no clothes, certainly no good meat to eat.
I pity the taxi driver who has to endure what that will smell like by then.
It was a good plan, with only a few things that could go wrong. And they all did.
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
Olive plans to smuggle excellent American meat across the world.
It can only get better from here on out!
meat smuggling……lol
meat smuggling……lol
meat smuggling……lol
meat smuggling……lol
meat smuggling……lol
meat smuggling……lol
meat smuggling……lol
meat smuggling……lol
meat smuggling……lol
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
olive nano 3.0 in shed 3.0
3.0, all the way around!
3.0, all the way around!
3.0, all the way around!
3.0, all the way around!
3.0, all the way around!
3.0, all the way around!
3.0, all the way around!
3.0, all the way around!
3.0, all the way around!
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
sorry k&a!
the bright side is we get to use “meat smuggling” now
today’s wod looks ridic.
That was ridic
That was ridic
That was ridic
That was ridic
That was ridic
That was ridic
That was ridic
That was ridic
That was ridic
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
Oh no, that’s a terrible story.
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
I know, Kieran. As I always say, it’s such a shame when good meat goes to waste…
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
We will be open on July 4th with the following heat schedule:
8:00am
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am
Last WOD is at 11:00… don’t be that guy who shows up at 11:30 please!
Friday, July 5th it will be business as usual, but LAST HEAT WILL BE AT 7:30pm.
Saturday, July 6th… no changes!
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CPJ = awesomeness
CPJ = awesomeness
CPJ = awesomeness
CPJ = awesomeness
CPJ = awesomeness
CPJ = awesomeness
CPJ = awesomeness
CPJ = awesomeness
CPJ = awesomeness