
- An extra layer-if it’s summer
- An umbrella-helpful if the weather report is in another language
- A book-when you don’t know the language you often don’t understand how long trips will take
- A map-gps would work too
- A phrase book-in case you need the bathroom or directions
- A camera-of course if you’re touring
- Band-aids-if you don’t know how long you might be walking for there is a good chance you’ll get blisters
- Hand sanitizer-let’s be honest, I normally carry this anyway.
- Toilet paper/tissues-see Dehydration Nation
- Face wipes-after walking around all day it’s nice to freshen up before dinner or going out
- Breath mints or gum-I don’t like mixing bad breath and faulty pronunciations
- Sunscreen-I hear my mother’s voice in my head
- Water-I never recommend drinking a lot at a time since you never know when you’ll find a bathroom, but you also never know when you’ll find your next drink either so I recommend small sips…
- Shout wipes-I spill on myself a lot, and so apparently do my friends
- A lamp-wait that might be Mary Poppins I’m thinking of…
September 13, 2008 at 2:30 pm
I like to carry a gun in case of sticky situations.
Also, you never have enough shout wipes.
November 14, 2008 at 3:28 pm
Wow! Are you sure you’re not thinking of a suitcase?
November 15, 2008 at 12:05 am
It certainly feels like a suitcase, but I have even more things in there.
November 18, 2008 at 1:12 am
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