episode 14: Guide to Summer Vacay

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“Guide to Summer Vacay”

1.     If you can arrive at your destination in 6-7 hours or less...DRIVE! Flights are an absolute nightmare. And, on average, you’ll spend 6-7 hours in the airport – from checking in, going through security, sitting at your gate, delays, delays, delays, finally getting in the air on a connecting flight, grabbing your luggage from the carrier and getting your vehicle whether you are renting or Ubering. If you can drive it in 6-7 hours, just drive – UNLESS you can fly directly to your destination without a connecting flight.

2.     If you fly, prepare your mind, heart, head, and spirit for DELAYS and cancellations and inconveniences.

3.     Do not take it out on the airport staff. They did not mess up your flight. They are dealing with you and everyone else whose flight just got screwed up. Be kind to them. Be patient. Smile.

4.     If you’re flying, here’s what to wear: something light and breathable. Dress in layers. Dress comfortably! I wore black joggers, a tank top, and a light, loose-fitting jacket/cardigan. Wear comfortable shoes! I wore cute, chunky flip-flops. If I got cold, I had fuzzy socks to slip on. The flights were mostly warm-to-hot, especially as we had to sit for a while. Once in the air, they cooled down but if you’re stuck on a tarmac, expect to be WARM. My feet get hot, so I’d rather have on flops b/c it keeps me a little cooler. And if I get cold, I pull out my fuzzy, warm socks and it gives me a little added warmth.

5.     If you’re flying, here’s what to pack in your carry-on: anything you might need if you’re stuck overnight without your luggage.

·       Essentials Like:

§  medications

§  contact solution

§  glasses

§  clean pair of undies

§  pajamas – something that easily rolls up like a big t-shirt dress

§  protein – protein bars

§  clean undershirt – new shirt

§  fuzzy warm socks!

§  deodorant

§  toothbrush & toothpaste

§  hairbrush

§  tinted moisturizer – I have dead eyes without eyeliner, so eyeliner is a must for me!

§  books!

§  AirPods – do not – I repeat DO NOT – disrupt the people around you with your youtube or Netflix. Travelers are tired and annoyed. Do not add to the annoyance or you might find yourself in a dispute.

§  cell phone charger

§  not a must but nice to have: neck pillow

 

ADDS TO CART:

§  portable steamer: HiLife Portable Steamer – approx. $31 on Amazon

§  Travel cubes

§  swim goggles

§  hats: ball caps, floppy hats

§  Straw Sun Visor

§  Sunscreen – family of 5 used 3 bottles of spray-on sunscreen nn 4 days at the beach

§  Neutrogena Sunscreen Spray

§  Elta MD face moisturizer

§  Kopari Sunscreen Body Oil

§  Noodle & Boo Vita-Sea Sunscreen – great for kids & babies!

§  Stella & Dot – EVER – Mineral sunscreen *currently sold out

§  Magnesium

§  “The Housemaid” by Freida McFadden – READ THIS BOOK!!!

 

 

Have you purchased your book for book club yet? There’s still time! In June, the sisters are reading “The Housemaid” by Freida McFadden. This book had us on the edge of our seat the whole time! It’s a psychological thriller that will keep you flipping pages to the very end! Grab a copy and join the discussion on the socials!

 

“The Housemaid” by Freida McFadden – June Book Club

 

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Jessica is worshiper and follower of Jesus. He rescued her heart at age 6 but he rescued her calling, purpose and direction in her early 20's. Everyday God is still writing Jessica's story. It involves her husband, Brad, her daughter, Emery, their extended families. But the story is a tale of loss of life and dark grief. And the story ebs and weaves and the grief story is followed by weddings and laughter. And what comes next? A Baby! God sends us a baby to shape and teach and grow right in the midst of our loss and realizing that life actually moves forward. We didn't think it would again after he died. But life just did what it was supposed to do...and it went on. And hope is born again. Everything I write is based on this fact: I'm God's child, I'm alive today. So what do You want me to do for You? Because I want my contribution to matter. I want to leave a legacy.