Sounds like a delicious kitchen!

It's part of the experience! 😀

I'm down for this! 🙌😀

Hope you enjoy them like I do! I personally use the straps for easy grabbing and carrying (since toiletry cases can be heavy or lumpy) out of my suitcase. Specifically, you can use the clear one with the buckle strap to hang it up on a towel rod (or on the back of a backpack). Lastly, I actually also used the clear one this spring as a clear purse to attend my cousin's college graduation in a large stadium, since the venue only allowed clear purses for security.

This is SO TRUE! Thanks for mentioning it. It's easy for the weight to creep up when you can pack a lot of stuff in.

Sorry if the music came across too loud!

Great to hear it!!! Over the two weeks, did you have a top favorite place you visited?

Glad you are enjoying the videos, and I hope you have a fantastic trip! It's such a wonderful city to visit 😀

Glad you enjoyed it!

TGV.

Happy to help! Hope you're having a great time! 😀

Glad you like them!

Lot's of great places to eat!

I wish there had been nightlife happening when we were there! But alas...2020.

Interesting! He has a lovely travel KZfaq channel!

Santa Fe is the oldest capitol city in the US. It has a population of nearly 90K, plus a lot more snow birds in the winter, which makes it one of the largest cities in New Mexico. But it does a good job at having a smaller town vibe because of its quietness and older population

@@MeansToTravel I don’t think you understood what my point was at all. . I wasn’t talking about how old Santa Fe was or about snowbirds. . You compared it to a big city. It is really a very small city. Albuquerque, the largest town in New Mexico is close to 10 times bigger than Santa Fe.

I’ll hope to get there for sure! I’d love to travel there!

Sorry about that!

So there are actually many circumstances where it is needed in this day and age that wouldn’t be considered wasteful or selfish. For example, if you need to charge a medical device. I just had a baby and I need to charge my travel breast pumps (which are medical devices) at least once per day, and I need to keep myself on a certain pumping schedule. So, often after a long day out, I’ll need to charge them while eating dinner or something so I can use them before the final pumping session of the day. Another example is if your work laptop needs to always be kept at a certain temperature in order for it to be reliable and not at risk of overheating (which is the case for many electronics). Not advocating for reckless use - just in necessary cases. Hope this makes sense!

Unfortunately, yes! It was very humid.

Haha yes! Derek and I met at freshman orientation at IU, and we started officially dating during welcome week. Now we’ve been together for half of our lives! 😀

@@MeansToTravel That's so cool!

It’s such a lovely place! You’re very lucky!

Oh interesting! How do you say it phonetically??

Glad it was helpful! Hope you have a fun trip! 😀

Thanks Mark, glad you think so! 😉😃

So glad to hear! It was my top place that I wanted to visit while I was growing up, and I had such a magical experience when I finally got to go (when I was 19)! I'm wishing those exact same wonderful feelings for your daughter when you visit together. ✨😀

Thank you! She will be 21 when we go. So very close in age.

So true about the altitude sickness - I had a quick bought of it myself on my first visit and it'll get you! And thanks for adding your great sightseeing, food, and sun tips! 😀

That’ll be a fun trip! Thanks for watching my video! 😀

To see it coming towards you from this viewpoint, it’s going from FW to Malliag. 😀

Awesome, thanks for adding this tip!

Haha, even if it was stink laundry, I suppose these tips would still apply!

So fun! Definitely great to try them both when you’re in New Orleans! 😁 Glad you liked the video!

Thanks for watching

Thanks

Glad you enjoyed it! Where are you from in Wisconsin, and is there anywhere else in the state that you recommend to visit?

@@MeansToTravel I live in south central wisconsin. So I plan on seeing some of the places you showed. I like the driftless area of Wisconsin I think the best. There is a lot to see just driving around. I have a video being released this Saturday where I visited Hyde’s mill, an 1850s welsh church, mineral point was interesting and ended at Belmont. The first state capitol.

You can use soap and water with a brush that works to clean out reusable straws

My pleasure! Happy to help, and I hope you enjoy your trip! 😀

You’ll pretty much need all of the things we mentioned still, even in May! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I'd love to go back! September sounds like the perfect time, because the weather is still nice but we'd be avoiding the summer crowds. 😀

Haha! The tech bag works great, but it sounds like you created a system that works for you!

I totally relate to you. It kinda sucks. That said, my best friend is a flight attendant and she's told me that the menu items are often totally different on different flights, so they aren't trained like waiters in a restaurant to know all of the ingredients in the food. It would kinda be like asking a train attendant if the Snickers or Milky Way bars on their carts have more milk chocolate in them...they probably would have no idea. So in this manner of responding, the onus gets put on the eater.

@@MeansToTravel I understand, and there’s no issue if the food comes with an Ingredients list as reading ingredients is second nature to me. But I know that not all food, especially catered food, comes with that information

Sorry to hear they weren't helpful for your needs