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What must you bring on vacation?
It's a slow rainy day here and all I can think about is sunny Florida in a few short weeks! I am getting my list together for the long road trip and it got me thinking of all the things I HAVE to bring with me (clothing is the obvious one):
- My pillow, 2 blankets, ipod and my little teddy bear that has been on every single trip I/we have taken. (He is a well traveled teddy)
What are some things you have to bring with you no matter where you travel?
Re: What must you bring on vacation?
Phone charger
MY hairdryer and other hair things (flat iron, curling iron, etc). Hotel blowdryers usually suck.
My own shampoo/conditioner, body wash and loofah sponge.
Other than that, just the obvious....makeup products, clothes, etc.
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Oooh good one. I do that when I go to the beach too:)
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updated 10.03.12
I totally agree with Rach. Hotel hairdryers suck and I can only use my own shampoo. The hotel stuff usually sucks the life out of my hair. I have thin hair, so their isn't much life in it to begin with.
I have decided that I will always travel with my Sonicare. I just can't stand the way my mouth feels without it. Also, Kindle and flipflops.
Ditto my own shampoo, conditioner, and soap. I also make sure I have toothpaste, and shaving cream/gel of some sort (I always seem to forget the toothpaste, and get annoyed that hotels never provide it with everything else).
I'm a book person, but I'll often grab a magazine or two to flip through.
Purell or some kind of hand sanitizer, especially if going on a plane. And I usually make sure I have socks on the plane, even if I'm wearing flip-flops, my feet get cold. In car rides, I try to wear easy on/off footwear so you can have your shoes off during the ride yet get out quickly for pit-stops.
I also usually have several books (now I just bring my nook!), and ditto the flip flops and/or easily slipped on/off shoes. Ditto my own shampoo and conditioner. I'm not usually too picky about body wash, but I am about my hair care! Also I always make sure I have my cell charger, I used to be notorious for forgetting it.
For a road trip specifically, I bring a little squishy pillow and a soft blanket for car napping. Road trips also require very specific snacks: peanut butter M&Ms, strawberry Twizzlers, goldfish or cheez-its, and chili cheese fritos. Most of the time this is the only occasion that I eat these foods and a road trip just doesn't seem right without them!