hola. checking in from our little vay-cay!
yes. i got my farmer off the farm for an entire week!
we've been to: chico, san luis obispo, santa barbara, back up to san francisco, and now we're finishing up in chico.
driving around 20 hours with a toddler i thought would be a slow painful death.
but our turtle…she's been a total trooper.
give our turtle some sunshine and a little ocean breeze…heaven.
but back to the point…we flew into sacramento and stumbled upon two very helpful flight-tips that i wanted to share because they are oh so simple and oh so practical.
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take a plastic grocery sack with you. slip it over the tray that folds down and you have yourself a placemat for inflight snack time. it also makes for a snappy clean-up by just turning it inside out as you take it off the tray.
this same sack can be doubled as a trash bag. i was shocked at how much trash we had at the end of a 1.5 hour flight.
alrighty…wish us a safe and cry-free flight home tomorrow.
yes. i got my farmer off the farm for an entire week!
we've been to: chico, san luis obispo, santa barbara, back up to san francisco, and now we're finishing up in chico.
driving around 20 hours with a toddler i thought would be a slow painful death.
but our turtle…she's been a total trooper.
give our turtle some sunshine and a little ocean breeze…heaven.
but back to the point…we flew into sacramento and stumbled upon two very helpful flight-tips that i wanted to share because they are oh so simple and oh so practical.
1//
take a plastic grocery sack with you. slip it over the tray that folds down and you have yourself a placemat for inflight snack time. it also makes for a snappy clean-up by just turning it inside out as you take it off the tray.
this same sack can be doubled as a trash bag. i was shocked at how much trash we had at the end of a 1.5 hour flight.
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take the barf bag. put the barf bag on your hand and make it a puppet.
bite the hand with the puppet.
this was the brain-child of my farmer and our little gal thought it was hysterical.
the best part: it was a clean barf bag. it was free. she loved it.
alrighty…wish us a safe and cry-free flight home tomorrow.
We just flew from Md to Orlando about two weeks ago with our 6 month old. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. The bag thing is a GREAT idea!
ReplyDeleteLong time reader first time commenting. I love your blog - always good for a laugh or two and generally a breath of fresh air. Have a terrific trip home and Merry Christmas. Crank up that Christmas music!!!
ReplyDeleteLol I love your husband!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Love it--- such a good tip with the plastic bag! Now how about some tips for us in our 20s that hate flying?! ;)
ReplyDeleteGreat tips! Now if I could just get my farmer off the farm for at least a day!
ReplyDeleteWhat great tips. We are planning a long flight when Ellie will be 13 months So this is super helpful!
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