When you're about to leave town for a long stretch, everything suddenly feels really important.

What are you packing? What are you forgetting? And what will life look like when you're gone?

I'm heading to London this summer to do a production of Jesus Christ superstar and playing King Herod.

And it's one of those trips when you're away long enough that you really have to, you know, get organized.

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