Here's all the gear that's currently in my bag, with some notes about items I've retired. Refurbished 13” macbook air with 8 gb ram and 128 gb of storage, which I’ve supplemented with a 128 gb sd card and a 64 gb micro usb stick. It's in a slim hard case. I cut down my old PackTowl to match the shape of my laptop and I leave it in to keep keyboard dirt off the screen. I back my air up to the cloud with BackBlaze and use a VPN, Private Internet Access. I use Alfred, which helps reduce the need to click. The Roost and a USB Apple keyboard I "borrowed" from a family member. iPhone 5c I bought on eBay. I have a T-Mobile sim and their $20/month "Simple Choice" international data roaming plan. $30 bluetooth over-ear headset that’s great when it actually works. I'd love to find something better and more packable, but I'm not sure I use it enough to justify an expensive alternative. I also have the headphones that came with the iPhone for when I can't be bothered.

Laptop power cord (the two-pronged half, not the heavy three-prong extension cord), phone power cord, travel adapter, a mini display port to HDMI / VGA converter. Also an external Anker battery for recharging my phone on the road with cord.They're comfortable and quick-drying, but don't have pockets. For pajama pants I'm wearing a pair of $10 "yoga" pants I picked up at Big W (Australia's version of Walmart). Lululemon Power Y Tank, which is overkill for travel but convenient because of the built-in bra, and my Icebreaker Everyday cami. The cami has a small hole. I also bought a couple of viscose shirts from Portman's that probably won't last long. I was getting by with a thin merino cardigan from Portman's until I got to New Zealand's South Island in the middle of winter. I lasted about two days before I ran to a Lululemon and bought one of their terry Scuba Hoodies, which I'm now living in. 3 pairs of Patagonia barely hipster underwear plus 2 pairs of Modibodi merino underwear, which double as reusable pads.

Also an Ibex bralette that I desperately need to replace. One pair thin Icebreaker socks and two pairs of thick Kathmandu wool blend socks.campus essential laptop backpack + free raincover One pair of Teva De La Vina ankle boots that are slightly too big for me and have had a strap replaced because the old one was eaten by a dog. skorch backpackThey really are waterproof, though, and it's amazing.nike t90 backpack india Outdoor Research Aspire Jacket, which offers the best rain protection I have ever owned. echo backpack blowers for sale craigslist

It's overkill for most places though, so next time I'd go with something lighter. I traveled for six months with just my wool hoodie and my rain jacket, but I decided I should probably get something heavier for New York and the UK in winter. case logic 16 laptop backpack dlbp-116Nau was having a sale and I couldn't resist their wool Transporter jacket, which has 0 packability but excellent pockets and oh so much high-collar class.skyrim requiem backpack Just my Toad & Co infinity scarf. It wasn't super warm in the cold but it was enough with the two jackets. Tom Bihn Side Effect, mesh bags, keyboard bag that's too big for the keyboard, loksak passport-sized bag, field notes, business cards, pen with ink refills, plastic fork and spoon, spare pair of glasses, Vapur bottle, wallet, change purse, passport

I carry Tom Bihn's Synapse 19. I pack my laptop in the inner sleeve pocket of the Synapse. I pack my clothing in a mesh bag, my rain jacket by itself, and anything I'll need in-flight / in-train in the Side Effect. I also pack my bag of docs (with keyboard) and the Roost in the largest pocket of the Synapse. My cosmetics go in the bottom pocket and everything else fits in the sides. The Vapur bottle (if filled with water) and any other toiletries or snacks go in the water bottle pocket.Didn't find what you were looking for ? Well when you do why not record a show telling us about it ? Sign up for our weekly newsletter! -OBi Makes Up With Google Voice -My $0/Month and $0.00/Per Minute Landline Phone… OBi200 For $33.99 Shipped From Newegg This sells for $47.98 from Amazon where it has great 4.6 star ratings. Here is an easy tutorial is set this device up with Google Voice for a free landline phone. -Works with Google Voice -Also Supports T.38 Fax and SIP Bring Your Own Device Services like Anveo Callcentric, Voip.ms, etc.

-Works with Up to Four (4) VoIP Services Across One (1) Phone Port Quick FAQ’s about this device: -It costs $0 per month after you buy the machine. -A phone number is free with Google Voice. -It works with any regular landline phone. For example a VTech Dect 6.0 cordless phone with caller ID is $27.78, or the 2 handset version is $39.33, -It makes regular outgoing and incoming calls with caller ID. -Calls are free from anywhere in the world to US and Canada numbers. -You can call international numbers for a little as as 1 cent per minute. Israel is 2 cents per minute for landlines and 10 cents for cell phones. All rates are listed here. -You can only port a cell phone number to Google, so if you want another number you’ll have to first port it to a prepaid cell service and then port it to google. Porting in your old number costs $20. -You don’t need any other phone service, just broadband (DSL/FIOS/Cable) internet service with a router.