Small torch.

small clock.

moisturiser, light foundation, lipstick, eye shadow and mascara.

Hair brush.

Nickers and thong.

tee.

shorts.

Joggers.

high heels  (maybe, depending) or flats.

Sandals (depending)

Nice dress.

Jeans.

That would do for o'nite, but less if I knew where I was going.

LOL D. and I forgot the most important two, toothpaste and brush oh and deodorant.

BUT hey in my defence where am I being taken for the night and two days? Gotta be prepared.

SO VERY TRUE Robi. BUT they would have to fill my back pack lol but of course they would have to go. Silly me I would just take two days worth so no need for the back pack. 

I'd have to put my entire wardrobe on mini wheels....

I just never know what to wear!... LOL

lol Leon, er the thong was to wear under jeans. Hate knicker lines under jeans.   

Keeping it light like Deanna, would use my phone as the clock and as the torch along with a charger and a back up charger case in case of no electricity but would add earplugs absolutely essential if it is a noisy place.

Pyjamas  a top amd skirt  toiletries  shoes jacket a camera and a book.

Wouldn't go anywhere without my goats' milk bubble bath crystals and at least one scented candle!

The first and most important thing that gets packed in my overnight bag is my nice firm countoured pillow.

It actually goes with me everywhere, even to China and on a Mediterrenean Cruise. And it will be coming along to Morroco in a couple of months. I don't leave home without it.

I hope you dont mind Thea...I just love your eyes...in fact I love them so much I am pinching them...

Only until tomorrow when the full moon is over...  lolol.

If you take medication please don't forget that. I agree with a small torch. If you aren't alone you don't want to walk into somebody. Also you could walk into furniture or other fittings. Not all places have light switches close to their beds. Also there could be a power failure. Been caught too often in places I'm not familiar with.   I also use the clock in my mobile phone.

Regardless of whether you are travelling or not -in your handbag or wallet - you should carry a list of next of kin and other emergency contacts with phone numbers, any medical conditions you know you have, medications you are taking.....and allergies. Medications and allergies are important as Medical Staff do not want to give you anything that could interact with current medications or any you are allergic. If you are sick or injured and can't give details, as much as they hate invading your privacy, and ambulance crews and staff in hospitals will check if they can find a list for the reasons above. 1. They don't to have to do tests not needed or give incorrect medication/treatment. It can mean the difference between life and death //quality of life. I have been advised to do that by Ambulance crews, Local GP, Emergency Dept in hospital, and a friend who is a Registered Nurse.  None of them knew it been suggested to me by others.