Imagine going into space, with a group of people, none of them your family, for at least six months time. If you could take anything with you (has to be small as not much room on a rocket), what would you take?
Here's my top 5 things:
- a picture of my husband and kids
- an e-reader that can also read books aloud
- a notebook (may not have access to computer all the time)
- pen (to use in the notebook)
- toilet paper (I would never want to run out)
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4 comments:
1. Notebook and pencil
2. Comb (I don't know something tells me I'd sorely regret not doing so)
3. Pocket knife
4. A copy of "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" (for both the irony and the lolz)
5. A memento of the Loved One.
All great ideas, Tonya! Yes, I'd need a comb or brush, too. Would go crazy without one. :)
Jessica, our brains must be connected. LOL My 1st thought was a picture of family & an e-reader. I'm assuming we'd have an electrical plug-in. Mostly importantly, I'd take Hubs. We've been together for nearly 40 yrs. Can't imagine going into space without him. Besides, he has survival skills that would ensure we'd make it. :)
Very thought-provoking question.
Diane,
Very sweet response. I'd love to take my entire family, too, but if the kids couldn't come, I know he'd take great care of them until I returned. Though in all honesty, I don't know if I could be away for that long.
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