80 lbs., 107" and a possible hernia

Packing list! If anybody's interested. The Peace Corps restricts us to 80 lbs. and 107 inches (height + width + length), so obviously it's all subject to change, probably until the moment that I actually depart. Comments and advice always welcome!

Clothing and OMG SHOEZ
Northface rain jacket
Zip-up fleece
2 calf-length skirts
1 ankle-length skirt
2 calf-length dresses
2 edging on not-quite-long-enough dresses
liberal interpretation of the packing guidelines
1 ankle-length dress
1 pair jeans
1 pair water-resistant zippy pants
4 tank tops (various colors)
3 short-sleeve t-shirts
2 long-sleeve t-shirts
3 blouses
1 pair Bermuda shorts
1 pair athletic shorts
long underwear
1 pair pajama pants
1 cotton slip
2 sports bras
4 regular bras
SO MUCH UNDERWEAR
5 pair socks
2 swimsuits
black tights
scarf & mittens
baseball cap
running shoes
Chacos
Rainbows
Teva flip-flops
frumpy orthopedic teaching shoes
gray ballet flats

Now that I typed that out, it seems like really a lot, but it's all squeezed together in those vacuum-packed thingies.

Machines, aka things which will become useless probably very soon
netbook & accoutrements
DVD reader (since the netbook doesn't have a CD drive)
DVDs
solar charger & attachments
wind-up alarm clock
headlamp
small LED flashlight
spare AAA and AA batteries (lithium)
spare headphones
iPod & accoutrements
1 wattage converter
3 plug adapters
Steripen

Food-Related Items
chef's knife
paring knife
small cutting board
whisk
kitchen shears
spatula
salt & pepper grinders
travel French press
2 boxes Clif bars
1 small jar creamy Jif (I hear moms love it)
1 medium tupperware
6 packs Annie's cheese mix
Propel vitamin water powder
2 Nalgenes

Things Made of or Related to Paper
3 folders
lesson planner
grade book
small spiral
journal
comfort reading: Wives and Daughters, I Capture the Castle, James Herriot's Dog Stories, The Horse and His Boy
crossword book
Sudoku book
Lonely Planet Southern Africa
ballpoint pens, mechanical pencils
4 Sharpies
craft scissors
Scotch tape

Toiletries (the Peace Corps provides us with some stuff, also)
small bottle of shampoo
Dr. Brommer's all-purpose soap
1 tube toothpaste
4 toothbrushes
floss
1 tube moisturizer
2 deodorants
razor and spare razor blades
small Cetaphil facewash
small Aveeno sunscreen
Off bugspray
1.5 oz baby powder
makeup, very basic
1 large hand sanitizer, 2 little ones
2 bottles contact solution
8 boxes spare contacts
2 contact cases
2 pairs glasses
1 pair prescription sunglasses
1 pair regular sunglasses
baby wipes
Medical kit: Dramamine, Midol, small pack band-aids, small Tylenol, Lunesta, Orajel, Afterbite, various things -- PC gives us anti-malarials, cross your fingers for Malarone
fingernail clipper
travel toilet paper (6 packs)
3 cherry Chapsticks

Entertainment & Gifts
ukulele
ukulele music: Joni Mitchell, Crosby Stills & Nash, Dar Williams, the Dixie Chicks, Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton
extra strings
picks
pitchpipe
embroidery threads (for friendship bracelets)
cards (1 regular, 1 UNO)
4 boxes crayons
beach ball
bananagrams
sparkly stickers
2 UT baseball caps
cheepy earrings

Things that Don't Really Fit in Another Category and yet Don't Have Enough in Common to be Their Own Category
REI 2-person tent
lightweight sleeping bag
camping chair
1 roll duct tape
eyeglass repair kit
sewing kit
safety pins
jewelry
bobby pins, rubber bands, headbands
3 bandannas
twin sheet set & 2 pillowcases
Camp towel, washcloth
pillow

Things that I am Mailing to Myself
More Clif bars
Reese's mini peanut butter cups (I don't care if they melt - I'll drink them out of the package)
Spices: vanilla extract, seasoning salt, Italian seasoning, chile powder, dried rosemary, cinnamon
birthday candles
non-stick frying pan
deck of cards
powdered drink mixes
mini speakers
binder clips
construction paper
markers
more deodorant: always super, never superfluous

Still in consideration (besides all the above, some of which will probably have to be 86ed): dish towels, travel Scrabble, frisbees.