My friend Doug King advises us How Not to Pack a Suitcase.
Monday, August 20, 2007
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1 comment:
Having just UN-packed a suitcase, this article seems particularly relevant, although I can assure you there were no gerbils or origami-shaped sheep.
Now what WAS in my suitcase -- well, that's another matter entirely!
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