Thread: If you had to do it again, what would you bring along?

Hi Pollyanna,
I agree with the guys on this one. Furniture is ultra-inexpensive and you can purchase great stuff. Back in l998, June to be exact, during the revolution, I bought $6500.00 worth of gorgeous stuff; enough for a mansion, at "Bali Gong" believe in Mas. Furniture manufactured in Java; therefore, in my humble opinion only ship items you are truly attached to for sentimental reasons. The cost to ship the stuff has to be factored in versus what it would cost to buy new in Bali. I do understand that the prices today are considerably higher than when I purchased all of my gorgeous stuff. At that time the dollar was worth double, plus the prices were extremely low, low, low. :oops: Even a wholesaler could not purchase today what I paid back in June of l998. Go to Bali, check out the prices of new things, then calculate whether shipping your sentimental objects would be worth the time, efforts, headaches, and expense. Good luck.

I think the thing I wouldn't go without is my notebook and pen because I usually forgot things that are important especially some ideas I could come up with every adventure I take.
Living in Bali would definitely fill my crave for adventures.