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Day Before Trip Check-Off List

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Posted: Tuesday September 11th, 2007 04:41 am

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OK, you think you're all ready to go. Bags are all packed and your good to go, but something is nagging at the back of your mind that you may have forgotten something. Here's a list of usual suspects to jog your memory

Voicemail auto response
Email auto response
Confirm Ticket & Seat Assignments
Confirm transport to airport
Confirm connecting transport in Russia
Confirm hotel/flat
Confirm with agency/contact of your itinerary
Empty trash
Clear refrig of perishables
Set light timers
Lock garage door
Take children to temporary care giver
Remove unnecessary items from wallet
Secure home valuables in a safe place
Take aminals to sitter/kennel
Check luggage against checklist (to be coming soon).

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Last edited on Sunday September 16th, 2007 06:05 am by ronin1

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Posted: Thursday May 1st, 2008 12:12 pm

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Things to bring.

I walk on average 5-10 miles per day so I bring a couple pairs of very good walking shoes and a pair of hiking boots. It takes up a ton of room in my suitcases but its worth it

Foot powder or baby powder makes those ten miles more comfortable. Your feet will be cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.

Small Flashlight, I have never been to the FSU without the power going off at least once.

Chap Stick on the flights overseas the air in the airplane is incredibly dry. (works on hangnails too)

I-pod / CD player

Gum

Digital camera

Extra change of clothes in your carry on bag. In case your baggage is delayed.

Electric converters and adapters

Some coffee table picture books of your area

Baby wipes

I bring a Swiss army knife in my packed luggage. I have used the little scissors and the screwdriver feature on every single trip at least once.

I have an estaco electronic translator it is incredibly useful. You must be able to spell to use it however so a handheld dictionary is a good back up.

A full size American fluffy bath towel, the ones in the apartments are always small and thread bare

As always bring your sense of humor and adventure

Udachi!!! (good luck).

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