What to pack

[susiejb]

Thanks for that I dont feel so bad now - Enjoy every minute of your holiday by the way. PP just gets better and better to me.

[CathB]

dont worry the suntan lotion is packed (well it will be on Friday)...will prob have too many clothes because you always pack for the "what if" scenario but whats new.There are 4 of us so we have a communal "book" pool...plenty of reading material that way ...as for the kitchen and bathroom stuff - its Euroski here we come

[whaleywanderer]

Originally Posted by joelise80

Seriously though, you can get just about everything in PP now, it is quite civilised you know

You try and buy English DVD's they're as rare as hens teeth.

[Sparky]

I bet the Lucky lucky man has them

[Smiddy]

Always thought it was "looky,looky"? confused: The BFS have plenty of English films, also most others have the sub-title option, which i prefer even at home. Don't know about you but i haven't a scooby about what's been said in half of half the films i watch these days

[IgglePiggle]

Originally Posted by william

...airport staff told us to ditch the blue plastic ice blocks urging us it was dry ice and not going on the flight...

Were they also confused as to the location of their elbow?

We take loads of stuff! Clothes, shoes, first aid kit (I have 2 young daughters - eldest one managed to dislocate her thumb last time - obviously outside the scope of the first aid kit, but that's another story!), sun creams, mozzie repellent, books, various portable entertainment devices, various chargers and adaptors to keep said devices working, DVDs (for those wet days - came in handy May last year, unfortunately!), travel bed bumper for youngest daughter, booster seat for eldest daughter (v. light and saves a bit of cash!), nappies/wipes for the young one, various swimming aids and inflatables. And a new addition for this year, a light-weight four gang extension lead (Thanks for the tip Mark1875). No room for the kitchen sink, fingers crossed that the villa has one.

IgglePiggle

[Sparky]

[QUOTE=Smiddy;32306]Always thought it was "looky,looky"? confused:


Smiddy you are right but i call them "Lucky Lucky men" because they are LUCKY if they sell anything

[whaleywanderer]

Originally Posted by sparky

I bet the Lucky lucky man has them

Quite right Sparky but they can be a little dodgy, if you know what I mean.

[CathB]

cases packed - still cant quite get the hang of packing light though
cant wait now - no sleep tonight though as a very early flight in the morning....cant wait

[Smiddy]

[QUOTE=sparky;32309]

Originally Posted by Smiddy

Always thought it was "looky,looky"? confused:


Smiddy you are right but i call them "Lucky Lucky men" because they are LUCKY if they sell anything

Remember one guy (sucker) paying 40 Euros for a watch never seen Mr Looky,Looky man move away so fast. Mind you he did get a guarantee:

[risk]

Originally Posted by william

the last time we took a coolbag the airport staff told us to ditch the blue plastic ice blocks urging us it was dry ice and not going on the flight so watchout for that

Was this in your hand luggage or suitcase as I was going to take some as well.

Does anyone think microwave popcorn will be safe as i dont want it popping mid flight.

[lollipop]

You can buy popcorn here in the supermarkets, so if in doubt don't bring. You can get both microwave and saucepan type.

[its cd]

Am I missing something


Why on earth would you want to bring microwave pop corn on holiday with you ?

[Oscar III]

I take:
Bacon 6 packs of unsmoked.
Heinz baked beans 8 tins.
Shredded wheat King size box.
Tea
Coffee
Milk
Crisps 12 pack.
Marmalade
Sardines
Kippers
5k Apples
12k Oranges
Odour eaters size 9
The toaster and the Sky satellite box.

because you never know

[risk]

Originally Posted by its cd

Am I missing something


Why on earth would you want to bring microwave pop corn on holiday with you ?

The kids love it and it keeps them quiet for an hour.