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Does your local airport sell passports and prescription medication? I just fundamentally don't understand the statement, "If I forget something it probably was
by afarrell 8y ago
Does your local airport sell passports and prescription medication?
I just fundamentally don't understand the statement, "If I forget something it probably was not that important". How does one follow from the other?
- tudelo 8y agoMan, if I was travelling to a different country and needed a passport AND forgot my passport, then I would agree with you. I guess my life is not so hectic that I don't forget the absolute necessities (you can't fly without that or you can die without that).
- bluGill 8y agoIf you travel often but only sometimes to other countries the travel part becomes routine and the need for a passport can be forgotten.
- tudelo 8y agoI could see that being problematic.
- ddoolin 8y agoMy life is not that hectic and I often travel to other countries, yet I have forgotten my passport once and only once. Part of me thinks that once it happens it's very unlikely to happen again. I still don't use a checklist for traveling, but I do use a to-do list religiously for...actual things to do. After this thread, I may just add a few more lists.
- megy 8y agoPassport. Credit Card. All you really need.
- Zarath 8y agoThat's what I tell myself. If I can travel freely and spend money, don't have anything to worry about.
- loco5niner 8y agoOh... you don't have kids ;-)
- m463 8y agoobviously, that depends on the country. ;) More seriously, when studying organization and lists in particular, I remember reading: There are two types of list-makers - those who make them and use them, and those that make them and lose them. If you're perpetually group #2, you're more likely to try it a few times then ditch the whole process.