DOUBLE DUCK 634 WORLD TOUR
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They look great on you and what a gorgeous little boy, congratulations [emoji4]
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Nice fit. Congratulations on your new son.
+1; looks like the jeans have been yours for time. Congratulations on your new arrival
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Thx guys,
Here is another pic from when he was a day old.
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Now, that really is the most beautiful baby boy.. Welcome to the world Abel
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Thx guys!
Going to continue construction of the workspace in the company's new location today, should be a good time to get some feel of these puppies.
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Thx guys!
Going to continue construction of the workspace in the company's new location today, should be a good time to get some feel of these puppies.
Action photos of you doing the above would be great to see @scarfmace
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I have a few on my smartphone, will try uploading them later today.
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Ok here we are, I'm sorry it's taking me so long to upload but I have a lot on my mind right now
I have a family situation: New son
I have a work situation: I leading a project of our company move to a new building
I have a home situation: I the weekends I working on my house, a 110 year old building that needs a lot of love (and more cash) than I can spare right now. I will continue working there tomorrow so should get interesting.
Anyway, here are the work pics from work. In short, what we are doing in building a storage space of pallet racks and smaller racks for spare parts. (we are Benelux distributor for automotive spare parts, specifically Starters and Alternators). Inside, there will also be standing desks for the workers with Wi-Fi and Ethernet access. I'm also head of our companies internal IT, and we are currently developing software for barcode logistics. Very cool stuff, put it needs an enormous amount of work to get right.
(about 25 tons of wood for the flooring)
Riding a Clark from 1976
Did the assembly of 4 rolling carts this afternoon
Crapy shot, taken by a colleague
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Sounds like the Double ducks will see some varied action on your leg of the tour mate.
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Great pics @scarfmace [emoji4]
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Well I have the 634-S in the same size 33, I've been wearing them for about 8 months now and they are still tighter around the waist then these. Prob has to do with the fact that these are 16.5OZ and not 21OZ. They are in no way roomy, just a little more space I guess, makes it easier to reach for stuff in my pockets.
I love the color dept, On the knees these are already white, but just below, they are still super dark.
I got a pair of SEXIH-633SII for my birthday and I'm hoping they will show the same kind of deep fades as these do. -
Update:
Last week I got to wear the 634DD's everyday, all day. The new building at work is almost ready and we will move the offices this friday. I did some work at the house on saturday, and on sunday I went to visit my parents in the Ardennen (a forest area to the south of Belgium). Not many pictures but I will try to get some good ones this week for sure.
Sorry it's not more pic heavy but I find it pretty hard asking people to take of picture of my when I'm working or driving etc. -
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"Sorry it's not more pic heavy but I find it pretty hard asking people to take of picture of my when I'm working or driving etc. :)"I know it can be really quite awkward/difficult DH got round it, (when I wasn't around!) by propping or leaning his phone up against something and using the timer function, may depend on the type of phone you have though…
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Small update;
Here is a pic from my son in his first 'jeans'.
I got this beautifull ring as a present from my wife to remind me of my son, it's a Fire-Monkey (2016 is the year of the firemonkey in China) and it has his name, Abel engraved in it. It is unique, custom made. The flames/ hair are brass and the rest is Silver.
We started moving our office last Friday and this weekend we did our stock. The move is about 70% done. I'm really happy with the result so far.
I drove my bike to work a couple times last week because the weather was just perfect!
Here we are entering a 1940's lathe machine left by the US troops afther WWII, that is still in use in our repairshop today.
This will be where my desk area once the dust settles
The DD's have been with me the entire time, from crawling on the floor for Ethernet wiring - to climbing up a palletrack for a dect antenna. They are no longer blue but more a brown / grey coulor :).
On the home improvement front, the terras is now ready for concrete
