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
2 thoughts on “only two more sleeps”
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.
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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