what people are talking about
Nunniabiness B on Magic Eye neomama on Cheeseburger Soup Shelley on Cheeseburger Soup Dyahn Darvey on Salisbury Steak from Paula… irene trammel on Magic Eye Julianne on Cheeseburger Soup Vanna on How long do you shower? Michelle Colpus on Your children Tanya on Cheeseburger Soup Heather on Cheeseburger Soup Donna Dillard on Cheeseburger Soup Donna Dillard on Cheeseburger Soup Sharon on Cheeseburger Soup JoJo on Cheeseburger Soup Ellen on Cheeseburger Soup
I’m sorry, but when I saw this on FB, I had to steal it!!! LMAO!!!!
LMAO!!!!
good one!
Tee hee!
In a few months, we’re hopping on a plane to Puerto Rico. I wonder what I should tell my girls about the security screenings. Ugh!
have they been on an airplane before? or 1st time?
Last time was when they came home from their birth country, 4 years ago. I don’t recall them being frisked that time. They looked pretty harmless, though you never know.
Actually, we had to wait in some unpopulated area of the airport for ages, because my mom was in a wheelchair and unable to take the stairs to the regular security place. So I had a mom in a wheelchair, two babies in a double stroller, and me standing on my feet with trying to keep everyone happy for about an hour, and wondering whether we were going to be forgotten as our flight took off. Finally with little time to spare, some people came and put us through a special security screening and moved us along. Ugh! They took my mom’s toothpaste and she’s been ticked about it ever since, LOL.
I have to say that the travel could have been a lot worse. The girls were still in a state of wonder and shock as they kept meeting new people and having new experiences, so they were really good the whole time. Having my mom in a wheelchair meant we were able to board first and stuff like that. So I really can’t complain. But it wasn’t all peaches and cream, believe me. Then again, I didn’t have to go through labor twice, so . . . .
One thing i love about airports is they have a family line going through security. Which means you get to cut in front of everyone who has been standing there for so long! Hunter goes through security quite well. Takes shoes off, walks through the machine by himself. Us 3 have never been frisked. Thank goodness 🙂
The thing is, I don’t know if they will do a “pat down” or not. I think I need to prepare my kids for the possibility. And they will want to know WHY someone might need to feel them up. I suppose we will get through it, but I wish it wasn’t necessary. But, we can’t exactly drive to Puerto Rico, so . . . .
So funny!
I had to “steel” it too 🙂 BTW I love your header. It is so stunning.
Funny, and true!
hehe..good one!