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<title><![CDATA[CoffeyTalk - Travel and Transportation Articles]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[Life is about the journey, not the destination.&nbsp; This is a very zen philosophy that you have to implement when you travel these days.&nbsp; Consider the "getting there" a part of the vacation experience, and then it will be. &nbsp;<br>-Give yourself plenty of time so that you're not rushing, and so that long security lines don't stress you out.<br>-Bring along the books you want to read, or TV shows you've missed for your ipod, or podcasts that you've been meaning to listen to.&nbsp; You can look forward to leisure time when you're at the terminal or on the plane.<br>-Bring some of your favorite food with you, just in case there is a lack of quality food at the airport.&nbsp; You don't want to get hungry, that is sure to make you feel miserable in your surroundings.<br>-Allow yourself guilty pleasures - like gossip magazines, and chocolate bars.<br>-Pack light.&nbsp; The less to lug the better.&nbsp; Avoid bringing anything you wouldn't mind losing.<br>-In the taxi line, take the initiative - for example: "I'm headed downtown, anyone want to share a cab?" <br>-Plan excursions and activities in advance, so that you have your reservations and something to look forward to when you get there.&nbsp; It can be stressful trying to line up a schedule at the last minute, and you might not get your first choices.<br><br>]]></description>
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<title><![CDATA[Zen Travel]]></title>
<description><![CDATA[Life is about the journey, not the destination.&nbsp; This is a very zen philosophy that you have to implement when you travel these days.&nbsp; Consider the "getting there" a part of the vacation experience, and then it will be. &nbsp;<br>-Give yourself plenty of time so that you're not rushing, and so that long security lines don't stress you out.<br>-Bring along the books you want to read, or TV shows you've missed for your ipod, or podcasts that you've been meaning to listen to.&nbsp; You can look forward to leisure time when you're at the terminal or on the plane.<br>-Bring some of your favorite food with you, just in case there is a lack of quality food at the airport.&nbsp; You don't want to get hungry, that is sure to make you feel miserable in your surroundings.<br>-Allow yourself guilty pleasures - like gossip magazines, and chocolate bars.<br>-Pack light.&nbsp; The less to lug the better.&nbsp; Avoid bringing anything you wouldn't mind losing.<br>-In the taxi line, take the initiative - for example: "I'm headed downtown, anyone want to share a cab?" <br>-Plan excursions and activities in advance, so that you have your reservations and something to look forward to when you get there.&nbsp; It can be stressful trying to line up a schedule at the last minute, and you might not get your first choices.<br><br>]]></description>
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