Size matters. Especially when you’re dealing with something as important as the dimensions of your carry on bag. With passengers not wanting to check luggage because of cost and the…
Travel Equipment
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One of the first things that Sharon and I look at when getting into a room is the layout of the bedroom. Most importantly, we’re checking out the position of…
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Note: We were not compensated for this post. I heard about their free masks and it sounded like a good idea. I paid for shipping, like anybody else. They didn’t…
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Review: PacSafe Portable Safe (Because Hotel Safes May Not Be All That Safe)
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegNOTE: This is not an advertisement and we were not compensated for this post — we purchased this item on our own volition and wanted to write about it. A…
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I bet you’ve never had this conversation: “Oh, nice! What’s that smell?!?!?” “Oh it’s nothing…just my socks. Wanna take a whiff?” Yep, an online company called Stinky Feet has invented…
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Years ago, before smartphones were a thing, you were somewhat limited in finding out what was coming up next on those long highways. Oh sure, you’d see the blue highway…
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Full disclosure: Joe and I don’t have kids or even any nieces or nephews (an only child who married an only child, who woulda thunk???). So I admittedly can’t look…
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I’ve been traveling on a regular basis since sometime around the early 1990s. I had my favorite piece of luggage ever, in the form of a Samsonite Silhouette EZ Cart,…
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Some people swear by traveling with only carry on luggage. I’ve heard them say how they traveled all across Europe for a month with only a knapsack. And other people…
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The World History of Passports & How Long They’ve Been Around In The U.S.
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegAccording to the U.S. Department of State, there were nearly 147,000,000 U.S. citizens who had a valid U.S. passport in 2019. And that’s just in our country, alone! If you…