I’m glad I brought:
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A headlamp
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A Nalgene
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Several pairs of flip flops for showering and
hanging out in - they get ruined VERY easily here
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Baby wipes
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Re-chargeable batteries
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2 bathing suits
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2 towels – don’t have to be quick dry
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Cute tank tops and tops for going out in
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A couple pairs of shorts
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Socks to exercise – if you don’t exercise don’t
bring socks
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A cute but durable pair of mary-jane style merrels – I use
these all the time, everywhere
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A journal
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A kindle
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An external hard drive filled with movies and tv
shows
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A laptop
An MP3 player for running/ using to motivate your excercise class
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Markers/crayons/pens/highlighters
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Yarn/twine - SO HAPPY I BROUGHT THIS
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Clothes pins - TO HANG UP PICTURES ON THE TWINE
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My own set of sheets – makes me feel more at
home
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A couple pairs of jeans
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Cotton underwear
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Astringent – good for cooling off your face and
getting all the dirt off
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Tupperware – although I wish I brought more, a
lot of my food is getting chewed through by who knows what animal
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My own pillow – thanks to my sister who
essentially forced me to pack one
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Off wipes
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An umbrella
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Cute sandals
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A maxi dress
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Solar charger
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Cheap jewelry
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Surge Protector
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Host family gifts and stuff for kids in the
community
Things I wish I brought – most things I can get here but are
just too expensive
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Cuter clothes – people here dress quite nice and
I brought a lot of camp-y clothes, even though I was advised not to by many current PCVs
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Loose tank tops for working out or sleeping in
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Running sneakers
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My comfy college sweatpants – it’s really hot
here but when the fever strikes I want to be ready
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Decorative nick-nacks to decorate my room
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Picture frames
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A small mirror
Things I wish I left home:
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A second set of sheets
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A sleeping bag – then again I’m in the hottest part
of the country
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An alarm clock
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So many camp-y t-shirts
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