Rootless Relocation, Part 2: What Will I Take With Me?

In Part1a, Part1b, and Part 1c, I figured out where I'm going to live next.

Alamogordo, New Mexico.

I don't have a job there yet. And I don't have a place to live yet, though my current plan is to rent an apartment.

But I've got a pretty good idea what I'm going to take with me. I've got a pretty good idea because I don't have much to take. It will all fit into my 1995 Toyota.  

I'm so glad I kept my camping gear because I'm going to need it.

These are my worldly goods with which I'll set up housekeeping:

• My car
• Two camp chairs with cup holders (yay! I already have furniture!)
• Two sleeping bags
• Blankets
• Some pots/pans from my camp box
• Flatware from camp box
• A few plates and cups from camp box
• Pillow
• Coolers
• Two plastic storage things with drawers
• Shelf stereo
• Clothes
• Clothesline and  clothespins
• Aluminum foil
• Lantern
• Tent
• Two plastic storage bins
• Two bath towels
• A few dishtowels and dish cloths
• Rubbermaid rectangular folding table, approx. 2'x4' (more furniture!)
• Laptop and other electronics 
• Some framed pictures, if there's space in the car

I used to have a stove top espresso maker, but I don't know what happened to it. I'll scrounge for one of those before I go.

Well. I guess that's it.

Anything else I'll need I'll have to pick up in Alamogordo. But whatever the item might be, it'll have to fit my  design aesthetic: Rootless Minimalist.