Do you travel light or do you even bring the kitchen sink with you(:))?
What do you bring when you travel? Do you bring only essentials or include stuff in case you need it?
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Do you travel light or do you even bring the kitchen sink with you(:))?
What do you bring when you travel? Do you bring only essentials or include stuff in case you need it?
I pack pretty light. Essentials like clothes, tootbrush, toothpaste, razors, cologne, shaving cream. Most important items are PSP and IPod.
Lite.
Because I don't like the dark.
ARTS.
Now that that's out of the way, I would just say that I'm a lite packer. I don't bring a suitcase of stuff for a weekend trip.
My baggage tends to be pretty heavy - I usually drag along at least two books, a sketchbook, a note-book, a few ballpoint pens and my drawing kit. Thank goodness for the invention of mp3 players - those CDs used to take up a lot of space, not to mention they were surprisingly heavy.
However, I almost always leave half of the truly important, handy stuff at home - and remember only when I'm sitting in the bus or a train, that I've forgotten to bring a toothbrush, that I've left the cell-phone charger on my bed table and that I don't have any reserve pair of shoes.
Heavy.
Because eating is my favorite pastime. :p
J/K...I'm a very light packer. I usually can manage a 2 week trip with just one carry on and a computer bag. I'd really advise people to pack wisely nowadays, because airlines are charging outragous fees for additional baggages. American Airlines is now charging $15 for the first checked bag, and many other carriers are set to follow.
Light. Most ladies I know travel light, while the guys travel heavy and still forget things. It's all about good management?
I once went on a week-long business trip with 2 guys and 1 girl. We girls have only one carry-on each and we have to wait for the guys' huge suitcases during transfer. :o
I travel pretty light usually. Clothes, washcloth, toothbrush, toothpaste, floss, brush, lotion, sunblock, iRiver, and camera are essentials. Everything else can be bought.
Bunny, is iRiver good? I was thinking of getting one too. :D
I prefer to travel light. I bring essentials like my toohtbrush, toothpaste, mp3 player, camera phone, face cloth, brush and change of clothes. Other essentials can be bought. :)
ppl taking prescription medicine or pain killers on holiday are not uncommon, but it is always advisable to check with the doctor/pharmacist to find out if there are restrictions in the country you are visiting. :)
I prefer to travel light, packing exactly enough clothes/stuff to last me for the entire trip. I usually have so much free space in my luggage that my friends/family pile their stuff into mine. I can always buy if I run out of or forget certain essentials, but I have never experienced that before ;) The first thing I pack will always be my gadgets, NDS, ipod, phone and camera, can't possibly buy new ones if I forget.
I really like mine. It's an older model...the H10, so it's bigger than your average mp3 player nowadays. I really don't mind though because I can control the volume and change songs directly with the player in my jean pockets.Quote:
Originally Posted by remember_Cedric
Sound quality is also not bad. I've upgraded the software so that it can also play videos, but I tend to use it mainly for listening to music and recording lectures, so the video function is not really needed. It works well for what I need it for. I'm not a tech-savvy person so you might want to check out real reviews. :)
^I used to own a H10 too, but sold it off very quickly because it reacted too slowly for my liking. I don't know whether it is just my bad luck that I got a slow machine or iriver/H10 in general react slightly slower than ipod :(