Packing for Egypt

Packing for Egypt is going to be interesting. I'm starting to make lists and I know I have more to add!

Mosquito spray
Immodium (and lots of it)
Hand sanitizer
Power adapter
Toilet Paper
Plain bed sheet (incase of nasty sheets on cruise)
Umbrella (shield the sun)
Cooling mist fan
Flashlight (for tombs)
Sunscreen SPF 100
Ear plugs
Head phones (for flight)
Trail mix and snacks
Handerchief (cloth)
Wet wipes
Travel clock
Sunglasses & extra glasses
Eye drops
Probiotic pills
Hat
First aid kit
Netbook
Cameras & extra batteries & CF cards & Flash

Sharkies or Nuun Electrolyte tabs (esp. since I have low blood pressure)

I still need to call the airline to make arrangements for vegetarian meals on my flights. I need to call my CC to alert them of my trip and to find out which number to call internationally if there is a problem. Addresses to friends so I can send out a postcard while I am there. I still need to learn my #'s in arabic (I know several phrases but need to know the #'s!) Copy & scan my passport to leave a copy for Doug. Find the embassy information just to have it handy.

I know I have more to add but that is off the top of my head.

And Adding more to the list:
Anti-itch cream/insect bite ointment
Aloe Vera
Safety Pins
Q-tips/cotton balls
Makeup Remover
Small mirror
Lotion
Folder (carry all my papers in -sturdy)
Blister tape
3 way adapter so I can plug in more than one thing
Clothesline/Clothespins (quick laundry)
A few old washcloths
Pads/Tampons (just incase!)
Rubber bands/hair clips
Sketch pad and pencils (doodle on the plane...I gotta draw!)
Candy - M&M's!!
Under the clothes fanny pack

Call health insurance to ask about coverage while in Egypt.

U.S. Embassy Cairo - 8 Kamal El Din Salah St., Garden City, Cairo, Egypt. Tel: [20] [2] 2797-3300