I will upload photos later, but my bag was a one sling Intel bag (hubbs got it at an IT convention thingy) that's a really good size. Not too large like a backpack and not too small like a purse. I took that, literally-NOT literally, mostly- every time I had to go pee or go to the bathroom.
Side note: I hate, hate, hate porta potties and since I had night terrors about them, I almost prefer to go squat in the woods or find another flushing toilet (even if it's a hike). No joke.
Things I had in my kangaroo pouch:
-Tissue roll in plastic (in case it got wet for some reason)
-Wet wipes
-Hand sanitizer
-Hand soap in a tiny Walmart shampoo container
-Glasses
-Contact case
-Contacts in contact case
-Clear Care hydrogen peroxide solution (overnight)
-Opti-Free solution (day)
-Tweezers
-Mirror (small)
-Q-tips
-Neutrogena Facial Wipes
-Skittles
-Toothbrush mini kit (comes with toothbrush, floss, mouthwash, toothbrush cover, and toothpaste in a plastic pouch)
-Pepper spray
-Switch blade Knife (not to shank someone, but to open things...maybe. You wouldn't believe how much this came in handy)
* I didn't have paper hand towel squares or sunscreen, but I should've totally added them
As long as I had this with me at all times, even sleeping in the tent, I was ok and didn't stress too much. I sucks to have dry lens and not have any way to clean your hands and "water" your contacts, so I didn't run into too much trouble. If it was a hassle to take, I did have another tiny shampoo bottle with hand soap and hand sanitizer in my purse. Believe me YOU WILL NEED IT!
One thing I thought was kind of odd was the fact that camper-people thought it was okay to steal someone's hand soap. It was like a free for all at some camping locations. I guess it's my fault because I placed the hand soap bottle off (way off) to the corner so when I got out of the stall I could use it, but there was always that person that was like. "Oooo, hand soap" (even if they saw me place it there).
When I went to shower, I had my shower caddy with me and a group of girls even asked if they could use my bar of soap in the caddy to wash their hands. I said, "Gross, no." Seriously, who even asks this of a stranger?
