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I crave some travel - and soon!
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I travel light, I travel far
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Motion Sickness Relief Band
First to recommend
Description
For those turbulent flights, and slow boats to China.
Updated Jul 16, 2007
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Travel Pillow
First to recommend
5 people recommended this item
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An inflatable pillow with a cotton cover! So you don't get endure that plasticky smell. Sleep comfortably & deflate it when you're done. (via mightygoods.com)
Updated Jul 26, 2007
Emergency Cell-Phone Charger
First to recommend
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Gives you 2 hrs of talk time from one AA battery. When you can't get back to your hotel to recharge.
Updated Jul 16, 2007
Global Travel Alarm Clock
First to recommend
Description
Don't miss that connecting flight!
Updated Jul 16, 2007
Hidden Waist Wallet
First to recommend
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Don't be the tourist wailing in the metro that "they took everything!"
Updated Jul 16, 2007
Melatonin
First to recommend
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The best way to avoid jet lag is to fly during the day, arriving at night when you're exhausted, and everyone else is going to sleep too. In case of emergency, though, Melatonin works great. Just expect some grogginess in the morning. Nothing that can't be cured by a couple of cafe cremes.
Updated Jul 16, 2007
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Privo Tequini Travel Shoes
First to recommend
2 people recommended this item
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Tired feet can ruin a holiday. Try these for support. Slips off easily for in-flight comfort.
Updated Jul 16, 2007
French in 10 Minutes a Day (10 Minutes a Day Series)
First to recommend
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This series is brilliant. It was first under the Sunset label - the people who put out books on how to remodel your bathroom - and it takes the same practical approach to learning a language. You won't be learning any extraneous phrases. You'll first learn to pronounce everything, then basic traveler's phrases, like how get a taxi, order a room at a hotel. There's a tear out menu so you can translate in restaurants. There are flash cards, and stickers you can put up around your house to learn the names of things. You really can learn enough to get around by just putting in 10 minutes a day, starting about a month before you leave. (I did this with the German version, and it really worked!)
Updated Jul 30, 2007
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Women's Sailor Pants with Tummy Panel - TravelSmith
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2 people recommended this item
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The fabric doesn't wrinkle, it wicks away moisture, and there's a tummy panel so when you stuff yourself on crepes, no one will be the wiser.
Updated Jul 31, 2007
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Lefigaro.fr, l'actualité francophone au quotidien
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"Ingmar Bergman, le cinéaste de l'âme, s'est éteint." (Ingmar Bergman, filmmaker of the soul, is dead.)
I made Le Figaro my splash page. Every day, I read one article out loud to keep up with my French. Newspaper lingo can be rather challenging, so it's a good workout.
"L'angoisse de l'homme face à la mort, l'amour, la solitude et l’« infinie tristesse du monde sans Dieu » ont fondé l’essentiel de son oeuvre."
Ingmar, je t'aime!
Updated Jul 30, 2007
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