Carry-On Luggage: What to Pack (and Leave at Home) for a Stress-Free TSA Experience

His go-bag contained forty-eight hours of emergency supplies—MREs, high-calorie protein bars, a Lifestraw water filter, water purification tablets, a first-aid kit, duct tape, a pair of goggles, two thermal survival blankets, extra wool socks and underwear, waterproof matches, a flint, and a Ziploc bag of Vaseline-coated cotton ball fire starters,

spent my three-hour domestic flight relaxing, knowing that when I arrived at my final destination my suitcase would be there. Instead of spending three hours in the air worrying about how I would be

You need your own burglar bag: a collection of meaningful, productive things to do when you find yourself able to steal some time. This can consist of digital projects that live on your phone or physical objects you carry with you at all times.