College supply links?

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<p>I know I saw a post with links for college supply lists, but I can’t find it now. Does anybody remember what forum it was on or who posted it? I apologize, but I must just not be too good at searching!</p>

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<p>It’s a sticky at the top of the sub-forum Parent Cafe, titled “Now that decisions have been made, here are…”.</p>

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<p>Try this…It is a very funny but good list for college…what to bring and what to leave behind.</p>

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<p>does anyone have information on good small safes that will hold laptops airline tickets and digital cameras. I have seen some that are the type most hotels have in rooms but can’t locate a good source. The type I have in mind are digital combinations
Thanks</p>

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<p>Thank You!</p>

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<p>WaitingMom ~ are you intending on having a laptop that’s used daily kept in a safe? if so, I’d really recommend a standard laptop lock/cable instead… they’re a heck of a lot easier to manipulate on a daily basis :-P</p>

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<p>Airline tickets? Get an e-ticket! That way it can’t be used by anyone else and you don’t have to worry about losing it.</p>

<p>I mention this partly because my son is prone to losing even his e-tickets, so that I routinely get a call: “when’s my flight home? and what’s my confirmation code?”</p>

<p>E-tickets often also allow web check-in before you leave for the airport, which can speed things considerably.</p>

<p>A laptop cable is readily available and easy to use (although I know for certain neither of my kids would ever bother). And my kids keep their passports in the bottom drawer under a few reams of paper, rather than in a safe that makes the whole safe a target. (A lot of those safes can just be picked up and stolen whole.)</p>