Vessi shoes are great for traveling. Waterproof, fit into bag snuggly, etc. I really went hardcore into the travel world. Even bought quick dry shirts and pants, etc.

I'm in Ontario. Went to Tennessee as a child - around 6 or so. Michigan is the furthest I had been since.

This year, I went to Vegas in January. I went to New York City in June. 

I spent months researching bags, travel essentials, etc. Picked up an expensive bag habit in the process. Tom Bihn and Bellroy. A couple of days before, I pack what I won't be using. Make a list of everything and cross out and rewrite as I go. In the morning, there's about six to eight things left on the list that have to go in.

Enjoyed Vegas/Arizona. Adored New York City. 

Had the opportunity to go to Edmonton in a few weeks but it's bad timing with work and a few other personal things. Hope to see more of Canada at some point.  Europe, etc.

My mother takes loads of napkins and shoves them in my car. To the point that last time I cleaned it out, I put a bag in there to hold them so my glovebox would be tidier.

I always preferred Rhett's shorter beard. It looks perfect here though. Great shirt too,

I always pack like months ahead. We vacation in the winter from Michigan to a warmer climate, so as I pack up summer clothes I grab stuff to take and forget about it till the week before then just check in add cords and go on my way. Also have a separate tolitree case for travel always ready ;-) 

Now that I think about it, there is a lot of stuff in my car that I never use. Except for hand sanitizer and Advil. 

Am I the only one who thought Never Pack was actually a decent idea!?

I travel at least once a month. I legit have a travel bag ready. I have a small zipper bag with all of my toiletries in it. A separate quart bag with my liquids. A bag with all of my cords. Another small bag with random stuff I need. And a compression bag with all of my clothes. All of that fits perfectly in my book bag with room to spare. I never used to do this and was always stressing about packing and making sure I had everything. And inevitably I’d forget something, but now I don’t have to worry about that. Absolute game changer seriously. 

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