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Julie and I had a brief conversation about what is in my "go to" bag. Well, here it is! Sometimes I feel like it's excessive. Then again, rarely have I found myself in a situation when I didn't have what I needed.
So the Kermit bag (and some accompanying things) comes with me when I travel or when I know I am going to present somewhere. I've got Lightning cords, 30 pin cords, mini-USB cords, a plug, a mini jack to stereo jack adapter, headphones, extra speakers, audio cords of varying types, headphones (apparently 2 sets), and two styli.
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This is the Kermit bag.
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I may go a little overboard on the audio cords, but then again, sometimes overboard can be helpful. I've been able to plug my computer into flat-screen tvs with an HDMI cable (left). The one in the
middle is a mini jack to RCA cables. This is the cord that plugs into sound systems (PA or theatre). The one on the right is a standard mini jack audio cable.
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A close up of the cords |
And thus begins the overkill section. Here's the contents of one of two bags that I carry in my work bag. This includes dry erase markers, Sharpies of varying sizes, pencils, pens, and Post-its. I also carry an extra battery and some of my business cards.
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Yes...I have an addiction to Post-its and Sharpies. |
And the last bag that is in my office bag is the everything else bag. It's all the other things I think I need on a regular basis. I've got a pitch pipe, tape, cords and charger, Fitbit charging cord, USB drives, cleaning cloth, barrettes, and yes, guitar picks. (I'm picky about my guitar picks, pun slightly intended.)
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Excessive? Maybe. |
It might be a little excessive, but I feel prepared for just about anything. I have yet to find a compact power strip and extension cord for when I travel. I also need to get a VGA adapter.
I hope this is helpful!
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