Obligatory day-before packing picture

It's Sunday.  Still up at the house.  We're getting our things together before we head down to the city. (God, I hope I find decent parking for the next 2 1/2 weeks.)  

We're trying to keep it as light as possible so that we don't check any bags.  The prognosis for our flight departure remains, ahem, up in the air.  A line of thunderstorms is headed our way Monday.  If you have any last-minute suggestions, please send them our way!


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