Will you be traveling this week for Thanksgiving? Take it from me (she says while passing into another time zone), and make your time spent sitting in planes, trains and cars more pleasurable by following these tips:
1) Don’t transport a pet. Even if it’s the sweetest little pet in the world. At some point some TSA agent may ask you to take said pet out of its carrier and then all bets are off.
2). If you must transport a pet, go directly to your Vet and get Xanax.
3). Stay hydrated. Most old folks get into trouble when they change their routine, and an ER visit may be the result. So keep drinking, whether you’re thirsty or not.
4). Try something new, like AirBnB! Why squeeze your aching back over Great Grandma’s sofa bed, when you could easily book a sweet Zen retreat with a hot tub on the deck?
5). Take a baby aspirin, or two! It’s better not to have a blood clot spoiling the fun of football games and leftover turkey sandwiches.
6). Download all your favorite podcasts; like This American Life, Serial and TED Radio Hour. And consider buying a mophie – this is a gizmo that allows you to recharge your devices’ batteries….right, without using that plug in the wall.
7) Practice your response to conservative Uncle Joe’s rant about Executive Orders and immigration. Remind him that Grandpa Sam came over on a boat
8). Pack a pair of sandals. Even the most comfortable shoes can create blisters when you least expect it.
9). If you’re traveling with children, any rules you have about time spent online should be forgotten. Come to think of it, throw out all the rules.
10). Don’t travel this coming Sunday! Just say NO.
Safe Travels everyone!
Thanks, you too. I’m hosting, so just have to worry about those traveling to get here.
Enjoy Lisa! Im flying driving and cooking and could use a vacation already!
Is the Xanax from the vet for you or the pet?
Haha. It should have been for me!! Forgot to mention that thunder coat