Your Guide to Embracing the Travel and Vacation Mindset
I’ve traveled enough at this point to know what works for me — and what doesn’t — when it comes to getting through check-in and settling into my seat once I’ve boarded. Here are a few pro travel tips and tricks I’ve picked up along the way, in case they’re useful for you too.
Nine years ago my husband and I took the kids to Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party at the Magic Kingdom and it rained for most of it. This year, my husband and I decided to give the party a second chance, sans kids, and it turns out the party is a very different experience when you’re not walking around in soggy clothes.
If you’ve been reading Bistro Chic for a while, you know how much I love all things British. What you may not know is that most weeks, my actual connection to Britain happens on my couch, in the form of a cozy mystery or a baking show.
The French know how to relax and do things on their own time, all while savoring the love for life. So it makes sense that the practice of the French Sunday is the ultimate way to create space for you and the things that make you happy.
I almost always have a trip on the calendar. Scratch that. I usually have multiple trips on the calendar – two or three short ones stacked across the year, each running three or four days, none of them taking a full week of vacation.
