nomads

I wonder if I can get to a point to comfortably pack a carry on bag and backpack <14kg|31 lbs. 🪽🧳🎒

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This would be great for Southeast Asia travel. 🌏

I think I could reasonably remove another 2.3 kg

I'd still need to reduce another 4.5 kg

Still have 4.8 kg to drop to fly 100% carry on with discount Asian airliners.

This trip I dropped a pair of shoes, vest, large battery charger pack, and unused small tech gadgets.

Next moves if I'm willing to go the distance
- Wearing my jeans, temporarily sweatshirt, and jacket (Around my waist)
- Temporarily storing laptop charger and other small backpack items in my pockets during the weigh in
- Smaller and lighter suitcase (Still sticking with 4 wheels for the luxury of rolling everything around but will go with the "international" size)

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Why is that? I was having an interesting conversation with someone at @edgecity about the definition of nomads. She thought it was a silly term and we were discussing if there are potential alternatives.

The past 2 years I've lived in new cities in Bogotá, Chiang Mai, and Bangkok with time in between visiting friends and family in the US. I enjoy living in each for a few months at a time.

Chiang Mai, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai, Thailand

That's good context because my backpack is 30L. Downsizing my carry on to the "international" size is a good next step.

I'm doing three months in my single black 45L backpack. Great to have less stuff, each time i move it saves a lot of time. Helps keep focused too.