Travel

I can understand why a person chooses not to travel. There is so much that is involved. I am lucky to have a husband who takes on a good portion of the tasks. I usually become exhausted before we even start our journey. Our last trip involved more air travel than a person should ever subject themselves to in one trip. But it was totally unavoidable. With that said here are a few tips that make it more bearable if you choose to travel:

  • Research. So much information is out there. There are travel blogs everywhere!
  • Pre-pack! Then repack taking items out each time. (Do this at least twice). Think multi tool. Pack what can be used multiple ways and multiple times. Always pack what you like and is comfortable. You don’t need those cute shoes that hurt your feet because you will be walking too far in them. Painful!
  • Use packing cubes and plastic bags. Roll tight.
  • Take some clothes that dry on a hanger. Wash them in a sink, fold or wrap them into a hotel towel and push against the wall to get excess water out. Clothes usually dry overnight. Works great for swimsuits.
  • You don’t have to do everything suggested at a destination. If you don’t like botanical gardens, don’t go just because they are a top attraction. I like them, but that is me.
  • Always be on the lookout for the unique. Sometimes another trip around the block is required. Some restaurants and bars are unforgettable, treasured memories.
  • Take some me time. Especially after flights. This is a must! We all need down time to revitalize.

I hope that 2023 will be a year of great travels! (That is if you choose to travel).


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