I find this to be too true. Today I shopped for "essentials" or those things I think we can't live without for a month. If I were to consult my husband, he'd say ditch most of what I bought, but I like to plan for every contingency. In the cart went the anti-diahrrea medication, bug spray, cold/cough pills, sunblock, plus various other travel accoutrements. At the counter I was relieved of my cash, took my 4 small bags to the car somewhat relieved that the items didn't take up much space, and therefore able to answer, "Yes it will fit or I will make it fit!" I often wonder how the pioneers managed to get all of their belongings into the covered wagon. Just as Granny on Beverly Hillbillies rode on the top in a rocking chair, so may I have to travel across the country.
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Planning the trip....
When preparing to travel, lay out all your clothes and all your money. Then take half the clothes and twice the money. ~Susan Heller
I find this to be too true. Today I shopped for "essentials" or those things I think we can't live without for a month. If I were to consult my husband, he'd say ditch most of what I bought, but I like to plan for every contingency. In the cart went the anti-diahrrea medication, bug spray, cold/cough pills, sunblock, plus various other travel accoutrements. At the counter I was relieved of my cash, took my 4 small bags to the car somewhat relieved that the items didn't take up much space, and therefore able to answer, "Yes it will fit or I will make it fit!" I often wonder how the pioneers managed to get all of their belongings into the covered wagon. Just as Granny on Beverly Hillbillies rode on the top in a rocking chair, so may I have to travel across the country.
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I find this to be too true. Today I shopped for "essentials" or those things I think we can't live without for a month. If I were to consult my husband, he'd say ditch most of what I bought, but I like to plan for every contingency. In the cart went the anti-diahrrea medication, bug spray, cold/cough pills, sunblock, plus various other travel accoutrements. At the counter I was relieved of my cash, took my 4 small bags to the car somewhat relieved that the items didn't take up much space, and therefore able to answer, "Yes it will fit or I will make it fit!" I often wonder how the pioneers managed to get all of their belongings into the covered wagon. Just as Granny on Beverly Hillbillies rode on the top in a rocking chair, so may I have to travel across the country.
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