Ben’s boyfriend and Tiffany’s husband have done an excellent job explaining what it’s like being the significant other of a miles and points geek. In fact, my wife read both posts and summed it up fairly well, “Yep, you’re all nuts. But, I sure do like flying in the front of the plane.” I thought…
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Precious. My kids were a bit older when we started traveling internationally. But the premise is the same. Nothing better than traveling as a family and exposing the kids to different cultures. Nic
Love this! We have been travelling internationally with our kids since they were babies. Though some question the value of travelling with kids, I'm always amazed after the trips what the kids remember.
Here's one for your list as well...my kids were pushing their toys in an orange crate along the table and my wife asked them what they were doing...they were playing airport security screening. 🙂
When my kids were little they would board and ask, "Are we in first class or last class?" Now they're grown and the question is, "Do you have any extra upgrades I can use?"
Awww... so cute. I always enjoy my trips with my 10 year old son more when we're back home looking at photos. It can be a hard core schlep, but it's worth it. And they get so much out of it, I'm always amazed by the things he says post-trip.