Inventory

1. One Bed with Sheets and Pillow
2. One Bed Frame, Lofted
3. One Couch
4. Two Lounge Chairs
5. One Desk Chair
6. One Desk
7. One Dresser
8. One Electric Kettle
9. One Alarm Clock
10. One Aluminum Canteen
11. One Laptop with Charger
12. One Cell Phone with Charger
13. One Landline Phone
14. One Lamp
15. One Mug
16. One Plate
17. Several Books
18. One Garbage Bin
19. One Recycling Bin
20. One Power Strip
21. One Pencil Sharpener
22. One Paper Organizer
23. One Set of Silverware
24. One Wallet
25. One Laundry Bag
26. Four Drumsticks
27. Two Cross Necklaces
28. One Multi-Tool

1. One pair of glasses
2. One Pocket Knife
3. One Stapler
4. Several Pens/Pencils
5. Two Bags
6. Four Belts
7. Several Hygienic Products
8. One Pair of Slippers
9. Three Pairs of Shoes
10. One Pair of Boots
11. One Pair of Flip-Flops
12. Several Pairs of Jeans
13. Two Pairs of Khakis
14. Three Pairs of Flannel Pants
15. Three Sweatshirts
16. Four Sweaters
17. Many T-shirts
18. A Few Collared Shirts
19. Many Socks, Underwear, and Undershirts
20. Two Jackets
21. One Bike Pump
22. One Bike Helmet
23. One Tea Pot
24. One Box of Cola
25. Several Boxes of Tea and Hot Chocolate
26. One Mini-Fridge
27. One Flashlight
28. A Set of Hex Wrenches
29. One Sewing Kit

One thing that I like about my list is that while I may not necessarily need everything on here, I do feel that I use most of the things on this list with at least some frequency.  This list says something about my values: I am a bit of a minimalist.  My room at home is much much different, however, since so much random clutter has accumulated over the years, but I made a conscious effort to only include things I would use.  My mother wasn't of this same mindset when she insisted on packing me a sewing kit.