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Lyft changes for the better.
What is it about Lyft that people aren’t feeling? Is it the Facebook thing? The first-bump? The pink mustache? In case you are on the fence about Lyft, here are a few things that might change your mind.
Warning: this blog is not for everyone.
I don’t sugar-coat things around here. I write about personal stuff. I talk about my anxiety. I make mistakes, I yell at my kids, I get emotional. I’m not a traditional mom.
Would you give Ambien to your kids?
I kept it going for a couple of years, but then I hit some kind of insane insomniac rock bottom. This was right before I decided to move out of my house and into my backyard for a few weeks. I was literally going crazy from lack of sleep.
Which amenity would you choose?
While normally I can’t get the words, “I’ll take the points, please,” out of my mouth fast enough, I have heard that at this particular hotel, the amenity is sometimes a better choice. What would you choose?
A different way to explore a new city.
Doing different local activities is such a great way to really explore a new city – you get to meet people, see new neighborhoods, and have new experiences all at the same time.
An unexpected African treasure – the best thing we brought back.
This unexpected and out-of-character item has been a fixture in our lives for over a decade. It evokes a visceral response, and I hope it lasts forever.
What if there was a better way to book a flight?
I love this. Digital design agency Fantasy Interactive has proactively created an “engaging airline site” that is truly a beautiful thing.
10-second tip: earn 1,000 free miles with a postcard!
Just in time for summer vacation, here’s a nice promo from Rocketmiles. Just send them a postcard to earn 1,000 bonus miles on your next booking.
Dear Hyatt: next time I’m bringing my own pillowcase.
I’ll start by saying that I’m a little weird about linens: I really notice and care about the look and feel of sheets and towels. Is that strange? I don’t know. But I do know that next time I travel, I’m packing my own pillowcase.
