What was that John Denver hit, Leaving on a Jet Plane.  

Our 4 bags have disappeared down the rubber conveyor belt and hopefully we will see them in 36 hours in the carousel in Gaborone.  At least we don't have to worry about them for now.  

Binnie pre-packed one before she left so I assume full of either kitchen or bedroom gear.  I packed one full of a basic list of hand tools along with a min-stick hockey set (2 sticks, 2 nets, 3 balls and a carrying case).  I am about to introduce hockey to a young family friend and develop the first Botswanan professional hockey player.

Travelling with an 18-year is interesting.  I figured he is old enough to get himself organized and left him to pack his own backpack.  It will be interesting to see what he pulls out of it when he arrives in the village.  

I do know his carry-on is crammed full of electronic devices?  He has a laptop, IPad, cell phone and digital camcorder and digital external hard drive.  Again it is going to be interesting to see how this all comes into play.  Maybe he knows more about internet access in Botswana than I do.