Returning on a Jet Plane

My trip to the Bahmas – here’s some of what I learned.
Jet lag is real. Plan a buffer day, before and after.
One night of Island dancing can ruin 6 months of physical therapy for a bad knee.
Always pack something warm – even if you are heading to the tropics. Wear only good shoes. Travel light. But the best part for me – no phone, no email, no twitter, no blog, no texting. It’s a great thing! I’m refreshed. I’m renewed. Last thing, Tsunami warnings happen. Have a plan. Be prepared.

Leaving on a jet plane

Leaving tonite for a tropical wedding. Nice to be leaving the deep freeze - but stressful to get everything done: messages changed, calls returned, emails redirected, checks written, problems solved. It's so great to have a professional competent staff who will handle what needs to be handled. (MSAE is lucky that way.) And it's great to have neighbors who will take care on the home front. It takes a community. So true.

Happy Holidays and Safe Travels

I hope everyone has a happy and safe holiday. No big technology stuff today, and no predictions for the future. Just a bit of humor that any of you who travel by air, either for work or pleasure, might enjoy.

This is Brian Regan, who is one of the better clean comedians you'll find. You can see more about him at http://www.brianregan.com.