A rarity among festivals, you can in fact bring your own sealed water bottle (up to 1.5L) and what they call "a small lunchbox-sized amount of food into the grounds.
Colorfully iced sugar cookies in the shape of the letters A, B and C, a pencil, an eraser, an apple and a sheet of lined paper (but, alas, no Pokemon cards) are tucked into a small tin lunchbox from Once Upon a Tart, 135 Sullivan Street (Prince Street).
Slowly, carefully, I peel back the Tupperware lid of my small lunchbox … Oh no.
Collect together a few pencils, a spiral notebook and as many little treasures as you can fit in a small 'lock and lock' style lunchbox.
Nao's lively voice, by turns breezy, petulant, funny, sad and teenage-girl wise, reaches the reader in the pages of her diary, which, as Ruth Ozeki begins to fold and pleat her intricate parable of a novel, washes ashore, safe in a Hello Kitty lunchbox, on a small Canadian island off the coast of British Columbia.
One day she sent her to school with a small bag of Kettle Chips in her lunchbox, and she came back with eczema all up her arms.
Users enroll in the service by sending a selfie, and a small sensor "about half the size of a lunchbox" captures a person's image as they walk by.
After a few minutes of background, a visibly excited Sofman reaches down and grabs what looks to be a canvas lunchbox, unzipping it to reveal a small, plastic moon rover with tire treads, a lifting arm and a small, square head.
He wants to start a small business making note cards for children's lunchboxes.
Then pop it in your lunchbox alongside a tin of sardines, a tomato and a small red onion.
On the Rio Grande, this was a smaller ammo can, like a lunchbox, which contained paper, hand cleanser, and (for the lucky camper on groover detail) latex gloves.
