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Packing less stuff. It's been a long time coming, but I've finally picked apart enough of my insecurities around my s--t/stuff/possessions/belongings that I can
by meristohm 3y ago
Packing less stuff. It's been a long time coming, but I've finally picked apart enough of my insecurities around my s--t/stuff/possessions/belongings that I can pack for vacation almost as fast as my spouse, who doesn't seem to have much trouble packing.
An ereader continues to be a wonderful way to bring a pile of books, and now that I'm unhooked from videogames I don't bring a laptop anymore, which saves a lot of physical and mental space.
I pack a sewing kit, and have used it on trips.
Sunglasses and half a towel (I like the scratchy brown ones from Basic Training, and to save on laundry I cut the towels in half and sewed up the cut edges vs unraveling), per The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
Being okay with asking strangers for help/advice/guidance (listen to your internal alarms and bs detectors, obv).
Auxiliary cable so you can listen to music on the rental car speakers without giving up a bunch of data over Bluetooth.
- thesuperbigfrog 3y ago>> half a towel (I like the scratchy brown ones from Basic Training, and to save on laundry I cut the towels in half and sewed up the cut edges vs unraveling) Consider giving microfiber towels a try: https://www.amazon.com/GEAR-AID-Microfiber-Travel-Camping/dp/B002YPLU12/ https://www.amazon.com/GEAR-AID-Microfiber-Travel-Camping/dp... They are lightweight, roll up to a compact size, absorb a lot of water, and dry fast.
- nicbou 3y agoEvery European has a Decathlon towel. They are all off that, plus cheap and compact.