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only two more sleeps

Posted on December 14, 2006December 15, 2006 by Eric, your haikuist
  • 30L carryon-sized travel backpack
  • canvas messenger bag
  • one pair convertable cotton pants, khaki
  • one pair shorts, light grey
  • one t-shirt, brown
  • one polo shirt, orange
  • one hooded sweatshirt, brown
  • one pair sandals
  • one pair Chuck Taylors Converse sneakers, black
  • three pairs of boxer shorts underwear (one with monkeys)
  • three pairs of socks
  • one pair of swim trunks, olive
  • travel alarm clock
  • toothbrush
  • toothbrush case
  • toothpaste
  • deodorant (Mountain Rain flavour)
  • mini umbrella
  • small microfibre towel
  • LED flashlight
  • two pairs of earplugs
  • earplug case
  • digital camera, Canon ELPH SD400
  • spare camera battery
  • camera battery charger
  • extra 1GB camera memory card
  • camera case
  • hardcover notebook
  • two pens
  • travel wallet
  • US currency
  • Canadian currency
  • credit card
  • bank card
  • wearable passport/cash mini wallet
  • iPod, 20GB with music, podcasts and language lessons
  • iPod adaptor and cable
  • earphones
  • earphone case
  • passport, with Vietnam visa
  • two 4cm by 6cm photos for Laos on-arrival visa
  • vaccination booklet
  • books: Graphic Guide to South East Asia; The Beach (I hear the book is way better than the movie); A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius (to read on the plane); Fifty Challenging Problems in Probability (it’s small, and I’m a nerd)
  • photocopies of relevant sections of Lonely Planet Southeast Asia on a Shoestring
  • printouts of various bookings, addresses, insurers and e-tickets
  • wristwatch
  • eyeglasses
  • eyeglass case
  • sunglasses
  • subglasses case
Category: travel

2 thoughts on “only two more sleeps”

  1. Eric says:
    December 15, 2006 at 7:10 pm

    As you can see, I’m travelling light. I did a practise pack and got everything into my carryon-sized backpack, including my day bag. We’ll see how far I get before I need to check my bag.

    I hate waiting around the baggage carousel for my luggage.

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