10 Things We Learned From Years of Travel
This is a fabulous post by James and Terri Vance who write about their travel adventures on http://www.gallivance.net.
There is some really great practical advice and I love their morning habit of complementing each others wardrobe choices.
Will definitely be spending some time exploring this site over the next little while.
Thanks Terri for letting us reblog 🙂
As always, our travels have taught us countless lessons. And since we love learning … here are our favorite “Aha! Moments.”
1. Carry very little stuff.
Really, it’s true. Think “minimalist capsule clothing wardrobe” – you know, the “Garanimals” of the adult world – everything’s gotta go with everything. You’ll thank yourself later when you’re lugging your backpack up to the 4th floor by stairs. We’ve developed a morning habit of complimenting each other’s attire (even if you saw it … recently) and asking, “Is that new?” It’s always the first laugh of the day.
2. Learn the 7 key words for each of your destinations.
Mastering these 7 words and phrases in the local lingo will help you enjoy your trip: Hello, Please, Thank You, Goodbye, No Problem, Sorry (or Excuse Me) … plus “I am an idiot” always helps break the tension. (Be sure to point to yourself
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Tracey and Martin, Thanks so much for your very kind words. When it comes to travel, I think we’ve made every mistake possible over the years, and hopefully learned a few (often funny) lessons. 🙂 We’re honored to be here on your great blog. All the best, Terri & James
Thanks Terri and James,
It is great you can share all you have learnt over the years – and let us share as well!
We look forward to seeing your updates.
Best wishes
Tracey and Marty