I guess everyone who leaves their house daily will have some kind of list. Mine~ Car keys, Wallet, Phone, Headphones, Leatherman multitool, Generally positive attitude

  • RBWells@lemmy.world
    4·
    24 days ago

    Well sometimes nothing if I am with my husband, that is so awesome. But if it’s just me - keys and phone are my usual gear, phone can pay for stuff. Bike lock if I am on the bike; purse with all my purse stuff if I’m driving the car.

    Stuff in my purse is wallet with ID and cards, vitamins and medicines, hair stuff and lip balm, sunscreen, a Rubik’s Cube, a crow whistle and dice, glasses cleaner and sometimes sunglasses.

  • s3rvant@lemmy.mlEnglish
    4·
    24 days ago

    Nitroglycerin :(

    Glad issues were found when they were though and am consistently getting better :)

  • NewNewAugustEast@lemmy.zip
    4·
    24 days ago

    Everytime? Depends on what I am doing. Is it a walk, bikeride, or drive?

    Each has different requirements.

    Glasses. That is the one thing that is on the list for all trips.

    Wallet: drive. License: bike. Helmet: bike. Walk, maybe nothing but glasses.

    Phone about half the time for any of those things. Trying to not bring it as much. The thing you miss most with a phone while out when you don’t have it is the ability to take pictures.

  • rowinxavier@lemmy.world
    3·
    24 days ago

    I have ADHD so I get rid of most problems by literally tying things to myself. I have a second belt which goers over my pants and have a hip bag attached to it. In that I have the following;

    Disposable nitrile gloves (3-4 pairs)

    Hand sanitiser

    Power bank (10000mAh)

    USB C cable

    Thumb drives (one with kids shows, one with software, one blank)

    USB A to C adapter

    Wallet

    ID lanyard

    Emergency cash (not in wallet because if I lose my wallet I still have my cash)

    Tissues

    Aspirin, paracetamol, and ibuprofen

    Ritalin

    Plastic bags for rubbish

    Nasal inhaler (for blocked nose, long term issue)

    Car and house keys (attached on a clip, not inside)

    Then I have my pockets for phones (I have 2), wireless headphones, and anything else for the day.

    By keeping my keys attached I cannot get in the car without my belt bag.

      • rowinxavier@lemmy.world
        1·
        23 days ago

        Do you mean that ironically or literally?

        Tbh, if I didn’t actually attach things to myself I would lose them. If I had a kid I would have a strap to connect them. When I take my cat for walkies we have a harness and lead which never leaves my hand. I have my keys set up to lock the front door from the outside so I cannot lock myself out without my keys.

        ADHD can suck, but with good tools and processes it is much more manageable.

  • ptc075@lemmy.zipEnglish
    3·
    24 days ago

    I carry like $2 in change in my right front pocket, and have for as long as I can remember. I cannot leave the house without it anymore - it feels like something is wrong. I also would struggle to tell you the last time I ever NEEDED physical change. It’s more of a novelty than anything at this point, but it’s part of my routine.

  • BurntWits@sh.itjust.works
    3·
    24 days ago

    I have a sling bag that keeps everything I EDC other than my phone and knife. So phone, knife, and bag is all I think of before leaving home. In my bag:

    • EpiPen
    • Wallet
    • Keys
    • Currently my newborn’s temp health card
    • Leatherman
    • Meds (pain meds, nausea meds, etc)

    I’d like to get a decent flashlight and a decent pair of earbuds (either wireless or USB-C wired) so those probably in the near future. Otherwise I think that’s it other than random misc stuff I need to take out (receipts etc).

    Obviously also stuff I wear (clothes, wedding ring, watch) but that’s always on.

  • cobysev@lemmy.worldEnglish
    2·
    24 days ago

    Wallet, smartphone, headphones, 36 oz water bottle (topped off), keys if I’m driving somewhere.

    Oh, and I double-check to ensure I’m fully (properly) clothed and wearing my glasses. I’ve definitely made it as far as my car, before realizing I’m still wearing pajama pants.

    And my vision is not that bad, so I can roam my house without glasses. But once I hit the open road, I suddenly realize I can’t see anything.

    When I was in the military, I used to carry a multitool (eg. Leatherman) on my belt everywhere I went. But now that I’m a retired civilian, it just causes problems if I need to explain why I have a knife on me.

    Even though it’s a multitool, everyone just sees it as a blade. And I’d rather not have someone confiscate it. When you’re wearing a military uniform, no one questions it. But I’ve definitely been stopped in some stores because I was carrying it in civilian clothes.

    My wife also bought me a lockpicking set, but I don’t know how to use it yet, so I removed it from my keychain. No sense carrying it around if I can’t use it. Maybe once day…

  • cdzero@lemmy.ml
    2·
    24 days ago

    Keys, phone, wallet. Watch if needing to know the time is relevant on my trip.

    I’m a simple man.

    • corsicanguppy@lemmy.caEnglish
      1·
      24 days ago

      I may trim the wallet down. It’s not a Costanza, but I’m not using half of what’s in there. I don’t trust Samsung/Google/apple pay, so I’m still lugging the card around; but honestly that and my driver license and health ID card is all I really need, and I understand those flicky card case things. Toss a chipolo card thing in there since I leave everything everywhere, and I’m done.