Countdown
This is neat. Though ultimately uninteresting for anyone but me, right here, right now. Still. An organisational countdown. For the terminally disorganised.
Neat.
I'm as organised as a damn goldfish. I need this much of a list.
Neat.
- March -
Decide if you need Hep A or Hep B jabs
Research flights on the web - April -
Decide if you want to get cargo ship tickets anywhere
Book plane tickets
Take out travel insurance
Arrange visas, or check availability / times for visas - particularly work / study visas or complex bureaucratic countries
Sort out ending lease on current accommodation - May -
Medical check up and other vaccinations
Credit cards sorted out, and meet personal banker (establish line of credit, power of attorney, etc) - June -
Buy travel gear (thanks to fmc for volunteering brilliant information on this)
Break in walking boots
Arrange any discount cards needed
Sort out communications cards, etc
Dental check up
Get contact lens
I'm as organised as a damn goldfish. I need this much of a list.
posted by Lectrice at lunes, abril 25, 2005
4 Advice:
And it's interesting to me.... we can learn from each other. :)
Ha. First thing I learn is that I fail to get all the April things done till way into May. Betcha any amount.
> * Buy travel gear (thanks to fmc for volunteering brilliant information on this)
Katmandhu. kiwi mob. best backpacks by an order of magnitude. for the rest: german tents, danish boots, {american, oz, kiwi} rough country supplies
> Break in walking boots
Eccos. No breaking-in required. Of the useful hiking boots, these are the most comfortable by far. Alternatively also but v.difficult to source: norwegian desert boots or british paratrooper boots. Brilliant hiking boots and no breaking-in required.
Avoid: Scarpa.
>I'm as organised as a damn goldfish. I need this much of a list.
LifeBalance
Cheers Sal. In June I'll sort out equipment, but I'd been meaning to ask you where the best rucksacks are from, as you'd mentioned them before.
Ecco's a good idea also. Expensive, but good.
Re: LifeBalance - I don't own a computer. How's a software proggy going to balance my life?
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