These are not the travel tips. These are the dogs, who spent vacation masquerading as rockers on an album cover from the 70s.
So on my way home from vacation
Sunday I read the magazine article “Packing Hacks”. File this under the “day
late, dollar short” category in my life. Because this info would have been so
helpful before I went on vacation.
And left all my necklaces at home
because it makes me so bitter when they end up a tangled mess at the bottom of
my suitcase, alongside other travel oddities. See: hotel sewing kits,
baggage tags and money from foreign locales one can’t remember having visited.
But I am happy I learned the
most important Travel Tip at the
beginning of summer.
If you want to stay healthy (when
on germy airplanes to get to some exotic locale where you will get money you
will squirrel away in the bottom of your suitcase for the next 10 years), you
have to get some Neosporin antibiotic cream.
Next, you have to pop it on a
q-tip and swirl it around the inside tip of each nostril. This is gross, but it
will also keep germs at bay which makes the gross-ness worth it. And if you
have kids or pets this act doesn’t even make the top 10 list of gross things
you’ve done this week alone.
Like life with kids and pets, an
illness-free vacation is worth it.
A vacation – that includes jewelry
and shoes – is also an interesting idea. So I’ll share the “travel hack” info
too.
1.
To pack necklaces:
cut open a straw and loop the necklace through the straw to prevent tangling.
Genius!
2.
To pack germy shoes:
wrap them in the plastic shower caps the hotel provides. This way exotic dirt
on all your clothes is not one of the souvenirs you’re bringing home.
Happy
end-of-summer vacationing, guru girls & guys!
