sophia.

Are you bored with your life right now? Do you prefer to stay in bed and do absolutely NOTHING? Well, stop being a lazy bum and start focusing on the fun things in life! I suggest you start off by exploring the world in your own little ways. 

These are the things that might come in handy during your "trip":

1. Camera/Video cam - Who would want to miss out some amazing landscapes? Cameras and video cams would be come in handy when you want to take a photo or video of some of the things you find pretty cool along the way.

2. Duct tape - This would come in handy when you want to tape or things you want to keep inside your bag. Also, if you discovered some rare finds, you would want to keep it inside your bag neatly, right? 

3. Bag - We all need this when we go on a trip to store all of our things. We can also place the things we've discovered inside our bags. 

4. Gloves - for safety! Some of us wouldn't want to have dirt all over our hands, that's why we have gloves to the rescue! It'll make our lives easier when we want to pick something found in soil or mud. This could also come in handy when we use or hold sharp objects to avoid cuts and wounds. 

5. Pens, Pencils & Glue - what use would a pen give without a notebook or paper? We also need our very own journal notebook; to write the things we've found out and how we found out that certain object. Also, we could use this as our daily diary to remind us of our journey.

6. Magnifying glass - there are times when our eyes couldn't see the little pieces worth seeing. This is when our magnifying glass enters our little situation. It'll help us see insects and other small things. 

7. Pocket knife - (Note: I did not place a knife in this post for killing purposes) this could come in handy when we want to cut and open things our hands couldn't. 

8. Stamp and ink pads - this would come in handy when we want to place the date or our name on the discoveries we've found during our journey. This could also be used in our diary/journal.

9. Tweezer - this will help us pick up small things like hair or tiny stones 

I would like to dedicate this post to Keri Smith, one of my favorite authors.