#Person1#: Hello, Sara are you finished packing yet? Do you need a hand?
#Person2#: Thanks. Dad, but I can manage it myself.
#Person1#: Make sure you have your ID card. You will need it while you travel.
#Person2#: Yes, I know. The problem is that I can't find it. Where did you put it?
#Person1#: All your important documents and certificates should be in the desk drawer.
#Person2#: Oh, yes, here it is.
#Person1#: Sara?
#Person2#: What's up?
#Person1#: Did you buy a map? Traveling can be really inconvenient without one, and you could even wind up lost
#Person2#: No. Dad. We have a tour guide.
#Person1#: Also, take these pills in case you have any airsickness, and take some cold medicine, too. How about some band-aids?
#Person2#: No, I won't get sick. I promise. Ok. I've finished. Bye, Dad. See you!
#Person1#: Take care, dear! Be careful! Oh Sara, wait a minute! You forget your raincoat and umbrella.
#Person2#: Dad, that's all right. I don't think it will rain. And it doesn't make any sense to take that many things on a trip. Besides I like to travel light. Bye!
#Person1# reminds Sara of several items to pack for the trip. Sara decides not to take them except her ID card because she likes to travel light.
travel packing