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Ticking down to a real vacation

August 17th, 2007 Posted in Business Strategy

It's nearly time, baby!

Time is ticking down… soon I will be on a tasty South Carolina beach, (mostly) unwired, soaking up the sun and sand, and wrestling with my baby.

Assuming the baby doesn’t land us in Airport Jail, that is. She’s 9 months on Sunday and we’ve never flown with her (or any other baby). We’ll see how my karma has built up over the years. I think I’ve been pretty damn kind to those poor parents with the crying babies on my flights of past. Hopefully that means something, considering our baby has recently learned how to scream like a banshee.

Wish us luck.

Depending on my vacation spirits, I may likely take some a blog vacation too. Here’s a few things to occupy your time while you  count the minutes until my return (ha!):

There, that should keep you busy! See you in a week or so.

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  • http://www.blogschmog.net Kevin Makice

    Good luck with that. Our son was about the same age (and same lung capacity) when we flew from the Midwest to Seattle. Frequent trips to the airplane bathroom – which should be well-timed with the playing of any in-flight media; there is always a rush to the back of the plane as credits roll – are recommended. It is confined and has this nice white-noise whooshing sound, the jetliner equivalent of a womb. iPods weren’t around when Carter was that age, either, so you are benefiting from new technology.

    Enjoy the de-planing.

  • http://www.blogschmog.net Kevin Makice

    Good luck with that. Our son was about the same age (and same lung capacity) when we flew from the Midwest to Seattle. Frequent trips to the airplane bathroom – which should be well-timed with the playing of any in-flight media; there is always a rush to the back of the plane as credits roll – are recommended. It is confined and has this nice white-noise whooshing sound, the jetliner equivalent of a womb. iPods weren’t around when Carter was that age, either, so you are benefiting from new technology.

    Enjoy the de-planing.