Not that it was a big deal, just still getting ribbed by the wife. Bought a bag of salad to go with the steaks last time out. Forgot to bring any salad dressing.
What did you forget???
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Agree.
I bought a box of the little packets containing 2 aspirin each and made sure all my first aid kits were stocked with them. Not so much for headaches as for heart attack.
That's a good idea. I keep a sniffle kit separate from my first aid kit with aspirin, antihistamines, bandaids, antacids, anti inflammatories, tylenol cold and sinus etc. Its not cheap to take time off and go adventure some times and it's nice to have the sniffle kit to make sure you can enjoy and get the most out of your adventure even if you are getting sick.
Its always the little things with big uses that you forget.. like toilet paper or eating utensils. things of that nature.
My solution, (after being in the army for so long) was a packing list, printed out, item by item checked off as it is packed into the jeep.
My solution, (after being in the army for so long) was a packing list, printed out, item by item checked off as it is packed into the jeep.
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Last weekend I forgot the extra thick socks I use for sleep in and my feet extend beyond the end of the mattress I use. Plus forgot antacids. So I woke up with freezing feet and horrible heart burn.
Pliers. Any and all forms. Didn't realize until I was laying under my truck outside of Whitehorse last summer needing a pair.
Needless to say when we finally managed to get into Whitehorse the next day , I went straight to Canadian tire and bought every style of pair of pliers i could consider.
And very strangely and coincidentally, that very same night at camp, while walking the dogs up a wildlife trail, I stopped at a random outcropping to look down at our campsite and what lay on the ground just ahead of my feet.......yes (and no word of a lie here) a pair of friggin pliers.
Needless to say when we finally managed to get into Whitehorse the next day , I went straight to Canadian tire and bought every style of pair of pliers i could consider.
And very strangely and coincidentally, that very same night at camp, while walking the dogs up a wildlife trail, I stopped at a random outcropping to look down at our campsite and what lay on the ground just ahead of my feet.......yes (and no word of a lie here) a pair of friggin pliers.
Thanks to all, went camping last weekend and didn't forget a thing!
