Retire soon

Walk facing traffic so that you have warning if an evil person comes along in a vehicle. Also walking shoes and clothes that you can run in or even move sideways quickly out of the way. Even a quick move 3 feet to the left or right could save your life. I would try to join a local walking tour especially if the tour guide speaks the local language.

Two large print books in case one is boring. Even if you do not have presbyopia, at night when tired the large print makes reading easier. Many public libraries have large print books. Also, I am probably aging myself, but Adult absorbent briefs for air turbulence, shore excursions, etc. Even if you do not need to use them, one pair per day cuts down on the laundry to bring home. I have a day pill container for high bp pills, tylenol, etc. which I keep in my purse. The original medications in the labelled bottles stay in the room so that if my purse is stolen, I am OK. Two pairs of eye glasses with a good prescription and keep one pair in the cabin. At least 2 pairs of walking shoes. I have travelled a lot but want to take my first cruise. I am a bit nervous. :')