Packed & ready
by helgabel PACKED & READY Julia: So where are you off to? Helen: . Julia: How long for? Helen: Oh, it’s just a quick days. Julia: And you’re taking that huge suitcase? Helen: Yes, I think I’ve got . Julia: What on earth have you got in there? Do you mind if I have a look? Helen: Sure. Julia: It’s quite . Helen: It’s the bare essentials. Julia: Why do you need a with you? Helen: I’ve never been to Egypt before. It might be cold. Julia: And the seven pairs of knickers? Helen: You can never have too much ! Julia: But you’re there for 3 days! And what are these? Shoes or ? Helen: Both, of course. You have to look good underwater too. It can’t be without . I can swim and then walk straight onto the beach and go for a stroll or shopping. bare essentials – minimum stroll - walk www.vk.com/egppt by helgabel Julia: But why the ? Egypt is very hot. Helen: Yes, but I always like to be ready. Climate change is a serious issue. Besides, my grandmother knitted this jumper for me when I was little and I always take it with me wherever I go. Julia: Are you taking anything else? Helen: No, not much. I’ll be wearing a pair of and a top for the journey, which will be useful. I have a too… It matches the color of the swimming stilettos. Julia: Have you packed a ? Helen: Yes, I have a sombrero. Julia: But sombreros are huge.! How will you it into your bag? Helen: Well, it’s a big bag, after all. Julia: And you’ve packed too, I presume. Helen: No, I don’t have enough space for them in my bag. Julia: Are you sure about that? Helen: I’ve checked. After 6 pairs of , flipper-stilettos, a jumper, a fur coat and a sombrero, there’s not much space for anything else. PACKED & READY www.vk.com/egppt
