airplanes

I have traveled on airplanes enough with my two-year-old to be prepared for the normal joys of travel — sealing the diaper rash creme and child’s Tylenol in baggies so that these scary liquids and gels can be quickly identified, removing my girl’s size 7 velcro sneakers and placing them through the x-ray machine (along with her stroller) and then quickly reopening the stroller

Of all the gadgets I’ve ever owned, my iPhone has launched the most conversations with people I meet in airports and on airplanes.

So, John Lamb over at Hispanic Nashville Notbebook sent me an email with this question:

I was brainstorming earlier tonight on how I could make this whole internet thing really pay off. Then it hit me–sell airplanes. Airplanes are a high dollar item, yet something that everyone would like to have.

On Thursday, I added to my carbon footprint by taking a business trip. Arriving at my gate, I found that not only can you use that pocket in front of your seat on the airplane for a trash can, but seats at the gates make great trash cans for the lazy:

Yes, I’m still giving stuff away. Crazy, I know! I’m going to take a break after this month and I’ll be back in late April with some exciting giveaways so stay tuned. The PR people…they love reaching out to you moms out there.

I’m making this week’s Snowy Days Giveaway so simple your family dog could probably enter if it c