Thanks to years of travel at other people's expense, I have a lifetime supply of soaps, small bottles of shampoo, aromatic lotions, sewing kits, and shoe mitts. I have over eleven hundred shower caps and require now only a reason to use them. I am so well prepared financially that I have money in a range
In his book "The Road to Little Dribbling," Bill Bryson humorously reflects on the perks of extensive travel, highlighting how he has accumulated an abundance of toiletries like soaps, shampoos, and lotions. He mentions that years of traveling at others' expense have provided him with a seemingly endless supply of shower caps, underscoring the amusing absurdity of being over-prepared for situations that may never arise.
Moreover, Bryson touches on his financial preparedness, indicating that he has enough savings to manage comfortably. His witty observations serve to illustrate not just the quirks of travel but also the unexpected benefits that come from it, revealing a blend of humor and practicality in his experiences.
