Getting there

[skyring]

Well, I won't say that I'm ready to go, because I'm not, but I'm on track. I've got my British adaptor plug so I can recharge my laptop, I've got one of those concealed wallets so I can carry my passport and things around, I've got a hundred pounds in British notes, and some US money left over from January. The clothes I'll take with me are washed and folded.

I still need to pick up my boots, which are being resoled, and buy a combination padlock for the hostel. Apart from that just about everything else is a matter of making journal entries and registering books. And then throwing them all into my bags and going to the airport. I might also download the Bigpond roaming software so I'm not so dependent on internet cafes and stuff.

Gotta scan and print out a bunch of stuff too. Copies of my tickets, passport pages, insurance policy...

Comments

[tzurriz.livejournal.com]

Um, you do know that the U.S. doesn't use the same type of outlets as Europe, right?

[skyring.livejournal.com]

That's OK. I'll use the same adaptor I used in Washington. I've just checked that I got it. I actually took it to New Zealand in my backpack, because it was small and floating around in the rubble at the bottom of one compartment.