Tuesday November 21, 2006
Raible Road Trip #11
Sometime before midnight tonight, we'll be departing on Raible Road Trip #11. This time we're going to The Cabin for Thanksgiving. Of course, we'd prefer to fly, but neither ticket prices nor arrival times are cooperating, so we're doing the road trip.
It's a 15 hour drive, which is pretty brutal for the kids.
In an attempt to alleviate their pain, and get there in one fell swoop, we're going to try something new. We're going to leave at night (as soon as Julie's done with her Barenaked Ladies concert) and drive straight through. I'm in the midst of conditioning myself for the drive. What does that mean? It means I slept in yesterday, took a nap in the afternoon, and then stayed up all night. The good news is I got quite a bit of work done. The bad news is I didn't get nearly as much done as I'd hoped.
As I write this, it's almost fully light out. I should probably hit the sack and get plenty of rest for tonight. The Cabin doesn't have internet access nor cell phone service, so I'll be completely out of touch for a week. Should be nice.
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Good luck!
Another car travel solution which we tried a while ago was to set up a little car theatre on the back seat.
Ingredients:
This was for one kid only though, it might be more difficult to set the machine up so that two could view it at the same time.
And before you say anything about portable DVD viewers, you must admit that this homegrown solution is a lot more nerdy ;)
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