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We're a third wheel. Happy Valentines Day!!! <3

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Good morning #sunday #beach #cliff #passionflower #red #flowers #passiflora #surf #waves #ocean #rocks #ontheedge #precipice #offering #risk #woke #awake #staywoke

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we live in the present.

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What to Pack:

It is wise to travel by that age old adage, pack light. But at times another saying is more apropos: be prepared. Here is a short list of items I tend to keep on my person, in some version, at most times. I am also tentatively recommending some brands when there are ones that I prefer.

toothbrush (for me, hard bristles!) + I always like to have Arm & Hammer’s Advanced Whitening baking soda toothpaste with me. 

chapstick: Ali’i Kula lavender lip balm

lotion: ½ cocoa ½ shea butter for the body and/or “crack creme” for the hands

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boots: Dr. Martens classic black: although they do take time to break in (be forewarned: it’s not comfortable!), these are comfortable, flattering (they elevate height and may improve stature), durable, and best of all weather proof!! They are not the warmest but that brings us to

warm socks

undies: cotton, no synthetic fabric, and a flattering slim but (butt-)full coverage for me, thanks.

ribbed tank tops: no spaghetti straps, different colors (never white)

over-sized sweaters (they will shrink with washing!): Cashmere is really nice. Fleece is also good. 1 cardigan can come in handy.

jeans (2 pair, one to cut off into shorts when it gets hot)

sandals

sneakers: I admit it, I wear Chucks consistently. They work and look good on me!

pens, pencil: dark ink

thick hoodie

backpack: Jansport because they last many moons and have many pockets

four wheeled rolling suitcase: not as essential as the backpack! but if you’re lugging a little more then the four wheel hard backed roller is clutch. Spend a little more on one with an expanding zipper, because the cheap ones always have zipper problems, pretty much right away. That’s the trade off for the tough, durable exterior… still, open baggage is not an option.

Not as necessary especially when on the road but good to have around “at home” and I do when/wherever possible:

candles: I like the large ones in a jar. My favorite scents are earthy, floral, clean, and subtle.

quilt/blanket

a good quality comfortable and flattering pair of jeans

rain pants

LBD

electric kettle

original Italian espresso maker

tea assortment: including (and this I usually carry in my purse when I travel as well) black tea (English Breakfast if possible), above all, plus my decaffeinated choice, Egyptian licorice, chamomile, and chai spices-

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Stuff I like to procure on location (but then tend to bring around with me):

sundresses

soap / body wash: confession: I like smelling scents. Needing a new body wash gives me a great excuse to slip into some spa or store and start sniffing away.

shampoo: I only buy shampoo without any SLS or other harsh sulfates because my hair is fragile and natural. Surprisingly there’s usually at least one good “exotic” local version of this anywhere I travel. Otherwise safe bets are EO, Burt’s Bees,

Notebooks: *I ALWAYS have a notebook on me* wherever I go or am, be it on the couch watching TV, at the grocery store, the doctors office, on an airplane, or the ferry, driving, at a friends house, the beach, you name it, I have a notebook EVERYWHERE. So it’s fun to collect them from various worldly places. Fun fact: I pretty much never buy moleskine. Almost on principle. Because, why? When there are so many other unique options…? I mean hello creativity, right?!

Fun fact: I pretty much never buy moleskine.

Stuff to borrow or whatever… The things somehow have never become exactly an obvious priority for me yet I do require them in life. Maybe, probably you do, too:

towel: IF I had a home of my own I would buy the fluffiest, softest towels

air mattress/ futon / pull out couch

tent: for when you go camping or for festival season

pillow: fluffy or firm and filled is nice, but the least i ask is for a clean pillowcase. When that’s not possible I use my scarf as a substitute.

car or truck or van :) wheee!

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we reflect

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we are priestesses not princesses

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we smoke trees everyday.

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we know darkness

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home again?

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happiness is a warm puppy.

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our relationships have room for improvement.

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A map to mental health is HERE

“What to do? 1. Develop incredible courage (as well as skillful stealth) in persisting with the regimen that makes one feel healthy, external authorities be damned!

And/or 2. Supplement the use of cannabis with other herbal remedies the powers that be have mercifully not banned yet.”