In an effort to keep it simple (if not light), I'd take:
My unabridged works of Shakespeare
(since I haven't revisited him much since college)

Notebooks and pens (say, 15 and 30 of each to be optimistic)

Twizzlers (at least 15 bags)

What about you?
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Twizzlers are a VERY good choice, as is Shakespeare!
ReplyDeleteOmg yes to the Twizzlers! Great source of nutrients right there ;)
ReplyDeletemmmm twizzlers!
ReplyDeleteI packed Shakespeare too! :)
ReplyDeleteA compilation of Jane Austen books, and a lot of boxes of peppermint tic tacs.
ReplyDeleteHa, Shakespeare works for sure! Twizzlers double as a straw when you're drinking out of coconuts. :D
ReplyDeleteA never ending pack of chocolate. I like the idea of taking shakespeare as well :)
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