Deciding what to bring with me to Swaziland was difficult. There were too many things I wanted to pack because I had no idea of what I would be able to purchase in Swaziland.

The purpose of this list is to let you know what I use every day and whether or not it is available locally. Swaziland’s G15, I know you are out there. Please stop by and say hello or ask a million questions. And reference the list I made of my favorite items during
PST, because it is different from this list.

• Command hooks are holding up my bed net and another is used for my keys.
• A key chain.
• Lantern with rechargeable batteries.
• Petzl headlamp.
• Goal Zero portable fan that doubles as a single charge portable battery that can charge from the sun and electricity. I bought it as part of this kit.
• Klean Kanteen water bottle with sippy top (excellent for preventing
  spillage, especially on public transportation).
• Indoor/outdoor thermometer.
• Good pens.
• Weekly medication container.
• L.L.Bean toiletries bag.
• Celestial Seasonings tea.
• Comfy flip flops to wear inside.
• Teva sandals. I have these and these, and both are holding up great after a lot of wear and tear.
• Pictures of my favorite people and places.
• Ball cap.
• Fedora from San Diego Hat Company.
• L.L.Bean beach bag.
• Eagle Creek packing cubes.
• Plastic bowls.
• Pairing knife.
• Cards.
• Quick dry towel.
• Recipe box.
• Slim-fitting gardening gloves.
• Spray to clean my glasses.
• Multi-charge portable battery. It uses about 20 percent of its charge to fully charge my iPhone. I have this one from Into Circuit.

  Additionally, I regularly use these items that are all available locally at reasonable cost.

• Non-stick skillet.
• Wooden spoon.
• Plastic turner.
• Plastic spatula.
• Freshly ground black pepper.
• Cinnamon.
• Hot sauce.
• Peanut butter.
• Popcorn.
• Plastic plates.
• Plastic silverware.
• Measuring cups, liquid and dry.
• Measuring spoons.
• 1 L pitcher.
• Soap box.