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Old 08-27-2008, 02:48 PM #1
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I'm going on a trip this weekend, and I want to take one of my own pillows with me, but am a bit worried that my boyfriend will think that I'm bringing too much stuff. (small suitcase of clothes, and a backpack with one of my laptops, my digital camera, and a crochet project, and a knitting project...my GPS, a book to read, and my MP3 player)

Maybe I should leave the book at home?
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No way! Leave the BF home!
Or the knitting.

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No way! Leave the BF home!
I cant leave the boyfriend at home. He's the one driving!! (we're only going about 3 hours away.

I'm actually now thinking of leaving the laptop at home. Kind of thinking I dont want to drag it with me. It's heavy. I dont have a small suitcase, so I'm putting enough t-shirts and shorts and underwear for the 3 days into the suit case I have. I should have room left over in there for a book, a knitting project (because all my crochet projects are too big to carry with me now), my hair dryer and some shampoo with lots of room to spare to put any souvenirs that I might buy into the case. That way I only have to drag around the rolling suitcase and a purse.

If I carry anything extra, it'll be a pillow. But I'm a bit scared to bring a pillow because I'm scared there will be bedbugs.

Most of my clothing that I'll be taking is pretty much replaceable, so if I would end up with bedbugs, I wont have to worry about losing anything.
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The secret to my sleep outside my own home is my own pillow and a noise machine. Of course now that I use a CPAP, that really helps. It not only prevents me from snoring but it helps me have very relaxed breathing. I also take my own blanket to my daughters house. So far I have never needed that at a hotel.
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