Did I Forget To Pack Anything
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Did I Forget to Pack Anything?
Summary:
Heading to the airport often comes with a nagging feeling that you've left something behind. Here’s how to make sure you’re fully prepared for your trip.Article:
We've all seen the classic line in old movies: "Did you remember to turn off the stove?" While that's not as relevant today, as most stoves aren’t gas-powered, there are still important electrical appliances to turn off before you leave. Personally, I always unplug my computer’s power strip since it’s traveling with me. I also make sure the microwave and other unnecessary appliances are turned off. The fridge, TV, and stove stay plugged in, and lights are set on timers to mimic my presence at home.
Using checklists is crucial for me, especially as a frequent traveler. They ensure I don’t leave anything important behind. While technically I could survive in Thailand with just my passport, plane tickets, and ATM card, I prefer to have clothes, gifts, and toiletries with me.
All my electronic devices require chargers, power cords, and batteries. I need my computer, camera, DVD player, noise-canceling headphones, and cell phone to function properly. A detailed checklist makes traveling easier, even if it feels a bit meticulous. It includes everything I need to pack for the three weeks, gifts for friends, and tasks to complete before departure.
This trip is a bit unique. Normally, my son drives me to the airport and handles my mail, but since he moved to a city near Las Vegas, I'm on my own. I arranged for a shuttle and completed a postal hold request for my mail.
I also keep a list of things to purchase once I arrive in Thailand, such as toiletries, which are cheaper there. I bring minimal clothing since I plan to shop; the prices are irresistible, and it’s a great way to bring back goodies for myself and others. Though I’m not a fan of shopping, I enjoy bargaining in the Land of Smiles.
Having everything written down is a lifesaver. As I get older, I’ve noticed I’m more prone to forgetting even the simplest things. A travel checklist ensures I remember everything I need. Without it, I'd likely leave something important behind.
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