New Travel Requirements

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We will never have to leave early again.

New Airport Check-In Procedures
This eliminates getting to the airport 2 hours early, but you still have to take off your shoes.

We leave on a trip in July, and I'm seriously tempted to travel light...minus the umbrellas of course.

Comments

Tara R. said…
This is rated G? Hate to see PG13 =P

Etcetera - blog hopper
9:02 PM
Unknown said…
That pic...What the...
HA! Your blog rocks! Stumbled upon it from weekend bloghoppin'
Cheers!

"Makeshift Sinatra"
from the weekend bloghoppers
9:02 PM
Mommin' It Up! said…
oh my gosh, i would never fly again. that would end air terrorism cause NO ONE WOULD GET ON A PLANE!
happy weekend from the blog hoppers!
9:04 PM
terancedubya said…
I come to your site for the first time and this is how I'm greeted? a picture of a pale-skinned couple in their skibbies. Awesome. I will DEFINITELY be back (but not for the picture, but for your endless wit?)

Smart-Aleck Bloghopper,
T-Dubs
9:16 PM
Anonymous said…
How funny!!!!!!!! I am about to die laughing over here! Is it the truth or what?

The last time I was at the airport, a man in a wheelchair was getting harassed. They wanted him to take his shoes off and he was flippin paralyzed.
9:35 PM
Anonymous said…
I don't think I am ready for packing that light!!!

I am not sure anyone is ready for all that.
9:37 PM
Maureen said…
Hahahaha! Wow, what a pic! I don't think I want to know the story behind it...

Maureen
Blog hoppin'
10:49 PM
Mahala said…
I think the black socks make the outfit lol.
7:29 AM
Kimberly McKay said…
The black socks for sure make it stylish don't they? This was actually an email my aunt sent me and it was too funny not to post. Maybe I should take my G rating off my blog header now that I've posted such a transparent picture. Ya think? Thanks to you all for blog hoppin. I'll be by all of yours tonight!
8:32 AM
Rebecca said…
Oh my. Though if the guy had boxers/boxer briefs and the chick isn't wearing a thong it would be like flying in a swimsuit right? Remember when that girl got booted for wearing too short of a skirt? I can't imagine this going over well. lol Oh and I wonder if the blog rating program would detect such a picture and bump you up to PG-13? hehe
9:44 AM
Anonymous said…
This is quite risque! You're gonna blow that G rating, LOL!
1:23 PM
Anonymous said…
That's certainly an interesting idea, and one I hadn't thought of. You're right though, may be worth it! *grin*
4:08 PM
Anonymous said…
ahh to have that kind of confidence.. um no thanks I will pass.. LOL
9:13 AM
Speedcat Hollydale said…
If I wore this to the airport, everyone would get sick or die laughing ... then they would arrest me (ha haaaa!!!)
12:59 AM
Killlashandra said…
Now that's taking the security precautions literally! LOL
12:13 PM
Stacy said…
Their socks don't match their undies.
6:42 PM
Kimberly McKay said…
I know...not that matching socks would make them socially acceptable to wander around town. LOL!
2:12 PM
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