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Day Trip Essentials

I am going on a bus trip to Columbus, OH tomorrow. My aunt, uncle, my uncle's nephew, and I are going to see the Penguins take on the Blue Jackets! I have packed a few essentials that I feel are needed for a day trip, and wanted to share them with you!

Cosmetic Bag- We are leaving at 12:00 pm and not returning home until 1:00 am. So it will be a long day. I wanted to pack some makeup essentials that can help me freshen up. I am using my Tibi bag that I got with a Birchbox purchase! Here is what I packed!

  • Blotting papers
  • Powder and retractable brush
  • Hair tie*
  • Hairspray*
  • Contact case and solution 
  • Glasses
  • Wide tooth comb
  • Travalo*
  • Wet Ones
  • Wisp
Mini lunchbox- With bottled water and some healthy snacks inside! (KIND bars, nuts, rice cakes, etc)

For this trip, I will be using my cross body purse that I got from Marshalls. The brand is Giani Berini. It is light, small, and can hold just enough. I will also be taking my camera, so I can share the experience with YOU!  

I will be housing everything in my Baggu Duck bag. That way I don't have to worry about losing anything, and I won't have to carry 4 bags on the bus. 

If you are wondering how I style my hockey jersey, you can find that post here! Look for a recap of the fun trip on Monday!

*Denotes items in my purse
*I will also post more pictures of my essentials on the post on Monday!

Go Pens! 

Have you ever traveled to see your home team in a different setting? I'd love to hear from you! Leave me a comment and let me know!
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