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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I pack the backpack then empty it count again what's needed, discarding the unlikely. the unnecessary. Remember to add a pocket edition of 'North American Birds' adjust the straps, shove and pummel the overstuffed kit, try to balance the weight, smooth the angular, tighten the loose. Once again I open the backpack to add a small survival kit. I forgot to pack a rope or toilet paper! I remember just in time that I have left the instruction manuals for the battery-operated can opener, the outdoor fire lighter, the camping stove, and a high-tech sharpening tool on a small folding chair. I gather the manuals up, pack them, try to pack the small folding chair, decide I will have to carry it separately. The camping chair is in my left hand, in my right hand a sturdy hiking stick. A tin pot, cleats and folding iron skillet, dangle from a rolled-up pup tent above the backpack, they jangle loudly when I dare move. I lumber to the front door to leave. I can’t pass through the door, too much gear I will have to squeeze out sideways, but now I can’t turn the door handle or lock, my spacesuit-like, all-weather jacket won’t bend at the elbows. A light rain is falling. My hand-held GPS is low and needs charging. I forgot to pack a camera. Something is beeping under my coat - can't reach it, my fashionable 'Everest' climbing hat has toppled off my head - can't reach down to get at that either. Being no longer limber enough to shrug, I proceed to unpack previous expectations and all outdoor plans for today. Theoretically, I will have to unpack myself just to enter the house once more.
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