Things To Pack

I'm assuming we'll be flying back down to Texas in August to pick up our furniture and such. This is just what I plan hope to smoosh into the car when we drive up in early June. The little things--like dishes--we can pick up once we've reached Providence. (Although this is more for my benefit than yours, kindly let me know if you think we've forgotten something obvious. Because that's entirely possible.)

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1. Cats
          a. Sophie, Augustine
          b. Kitty carriers
          c. Litter box
          d. Litter
          e. Food
          f. Vet records
          g. Toys
          h. Small grey cat tree
2. Clothes
          a. Four pants
          b. Seven shirts
          c. Underthings
          d. Socks
          e. Two (three?) pairs shoes
          f. Rain jacket
          g. Two pair pajamas
3. Bedroom stuff
          a. Air mattress
          b. One set sheets
          c. Pillows
4. Living room stuff
          a. Laptops
          b. Desktops
          c. Tiny Arabs
          d. Nook
          e. As many books as we have room for! <3

I plan to store the majority of my wardrobe in my parents' attic, even after we're totally moved in. Because no one needs as many clothes as I have. Do you know what this means? I won't have to bring luggage full of clothes down to Texas with me whenever I visit. Instead, I'll bring luggage full of books! So that I can trade out the dozen or so books I have in RI with the hundreds or so I have in TX, and thus keep my own personal circulating library. If you will. Andrew laughed when I told him my plan. I think it's genius.

(Although I guess my opinion might change a bit the first time I have to try to maneuver a duffel bag of books through airports and planes?)