We have begun packing for our semi-annual northerly migration to British Columbia, where Max can be exposed to the quirkiness of yet another branch of his family tree. Although I have made this trek almost every year since I was eight, I seem to have a lot more to pack this time around. I don't get it. Max is the smallest person in the family, even if you include the cats (and why wouldn't you?). Why does he require the most and the heaviest luggage?
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
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We have begun packing for our semi-annual northerly migration to British Columbia, where Max can be exposed to the quirkiness of yet another branch of his family tree. Although I have made this trek almost every year since I was eight, I seem to have a lot more to pack this time around. I don't get it. Max is the smallest person in the family, even if you include the cats (and why wouldn't you?). Why does he require the most and the heaviest luggage?
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I hope he likes flying!
Seems like he fits in there pretty well!
I feel your pain. Regardless of how light I pack, I still have two carseats to contend with. I cannot physically carry all my stuff to the terminal. I HAVE to have help. A little frustrating.
I don't know if they covered this in your parenting class...but the baby does not go in the suitcase.
There was a class?
don't forget to pack the muckluks and the winter coat. ;-)
oddly enough, we do have both a winter coat and mukluks packed:)
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