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Offline Miss Demeanour

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Packing a suitcase
« on: July 08, 2008, 06:49:37 PM »
Ok - I am trying to sort out how much to take for a 2 week holiday in the sun and the pile is sky high.

I do not seem to be able to eliminate any of the items so how do I go about minimising the luggage -

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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #1 on: July 08, 2008, 07:04:07 PM »
Three pairs of knickers, two sarongs and some washing powder. What else do you need?
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #2 on: July 08, 2008, 07:08:10 PM »
Shoes for beach
Shoes for night outs
shoes for walking in - a novel concept I agree

Swimwear - enough not to be seen in the same thing twice
Evening wear - same applies as above
day wear for days away from the beach


We are nearly onto 2 suitacses already  cry:
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #3 on: July 08, 2008, 07:09:44 PM »
Ok - I am trying to sort out how much to take for a 2 week holiday in the sun and the pile is sky high.

I do not seem to be able to eliminate any of the items so how do I go about minimising the luggage -

Advice and abusive comments welcome  lol:

take everything...us ladies go prepared, we need just in case clothes, all sorts of beauty products, an thats not counting the shoes you need to match your outfits.... bs:
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #4 on: July 08, 2008, 07:11:54 PM »
Don't forget








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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #5 on: July 08, 2008, 07:13:35 PM »
Honestly Miss D ~ I thought better of you. ::)

No you didn't Snoops - you just can't remember what you thought  lol:
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #6 on: July 08, 2008, 07:25:05 PM »
Right me is going to South Wales on thurs so what do you think i need to take in my suitcase on the train.... eyes:
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #7 on: July 08, 2008, 07:28:15 PM »
your pills  eeek:
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #8 on: July 08, 2008, 07:41:36 PM »
your pills  eeek:

Good thinking Miss D, i have may have gone without em..... whistle:
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #9 on: July 08, 2008, 07:58:17 PM »
It's a holiday, you must have a choice! 8)

Just do what I do and back the car over the case to squash it down.  Hey presto, easy to close! ;D

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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #10 on: July 09, 2008, 05:25:20 AM »
It's a holiday, you must have a choice! 8)

Just do what I do and back the car over the case to squash it down.  Hey presto, easy to close! ;D
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #11 on: July 09, 2008, 07:00:09 AM »
A friend of mine was preparing for their annual holiday, two weeks with Euro-Camp in Brittany. They had four children and he had given in to his wife's argument that his company car was not going to be big enough and bought a Renault Espace. To this he added a roof box, purchased from Halfords. Day before they are due to set off for the Dover ferry he returned from work to find that his wife had got the new roof box out of the garage and packed it in readiness. Unfortunately she had packed it on the front lawn and couldn't see why he was ranting that she was a stupid b*tch and that it would need to be unpacked before he could lift it onto the top of the Espace and secure it. So she went off in a huff whilst he and the children unpacked everything onto the lawn, he fitted the box to the vehicle and repacked it. Once this was finished she re-emerged from the house to say that all the food she had planned to take was in boxes in the kitchen ready to be put into the back of the Espace. Children were detailed to ferry it, human chain style, to where my pal was waiting to pack it safely into the car. Much muttering from him about the fact that France is the gastronomic centre of the world and that there was no need to take Cornflakes, Weatabix AND Sugar Puffs + 16 loaves of Tesco sliced bread. She replied that "The children won't eat anything else". Then he saw the 12 tins of baked beans, followed by 2 dozen eggs. "FFS woman, they have chickens in France" but the bit that finally reduced him to a gibbering wreck was when she produced 2 cartons, each containing 12 x 1 litre bottles of Evian "Because I don't trust French water".
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #12 on: July 09, 2008, 07:04:44 AM »
A friend of mine was preparing for their annual holiday, two weeks with Euro-Camp in Brittany. They had four children and he had given in to his wife's argument that his company car was not going to be big enough and bought a Renault Espace. To this he added a roof box, purchased from Halfords. Day before they are due to set off for the Dover ferry he returned from work to find that his wife had got the new roof box out of the garage and packed it in readiness. Unfortunately she had packed it on the front lawn and couldn't see why he was ranting that she was a stupid b*tch and that it would need to be unpacked before he could lift it onto the top of the Espace and secure it. So she went off in a huff whilst he and the children unpacked everything onto the lawn, he fitted the box to the vehicle and repacked it. Once this was finished she re-emerged from the house to say that all the food she had planned to take was in boxes in the kitchen ready to be put into the back of the Espace. Children were detailed to ferry it, human chain style, to where my pal was waiting to pack it safely into the car. Much muttering from him about the fact that France is the gastronomic centre of the world and that there was no need to take Cornflakes, Weatabix AND Sugar Puffs + 16 loaves of Tesco sliced bread. She replied that "The children won't eat anything else". Then he saw the 12 tins of baked beans, followed by 2 dozen eggs. "FFS woman, they have chickens in France" but the bit that finally reduced him to a gibbering wreck was when she produced 2 cartons, each containing 12 x 1 litre bottles of Evian "Because I don't trust French water".
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #13 on: July 09, 2008, 07:15:05 AM »
And it is all true I promise. He showed me the Tesco bill of £250 that she had run up the day before they were due to leave. Yes it has to be admited that she was (a) Blonde and (b) a nurse. On their return we went round for a BBQ and he took the p*ss out of her all evening, to the point that it got a bit embarrassing. She was apparently gob-smacked when she found that Le Clerc's supermarkets (those who have been to Brittany will have used one of their stores) stock Evian, Cornflakes etc and even more surprised that the kids all loved going to the shop and buying local bread fresh every morning.
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Re: Packing a suitcase
« Reply #14 on: July 09, 2008, 07:20:28 AM »
And it is all true I promise. He showed me the Tesco bill of £250 that she had run up the day before they were due to leave. Yes it has to be admited that she was (a) Blonde and (b) a nurse. On their return we went round for a BBQ and he took the p*ss out of her all evening, to the point that it got a bit embarrassing. She was apparently gob-smacked when she found that Le Clerc's supermarkets (those who have been to Brittany will have used one of their stores) stock Evian, Cornflakes etc and even more surprised that the kids all loved going to the shop and buying local bread fresh every morning.
A nurse eh...?  eyes:
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