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Special Edition Rewind Travel Episode


Special Edition Rewind Travel Episode 


In this episode: The FAQ is What have you cleaned now, for the first time? The destination is: Your Special Rewind Travel from 2015, the mistake is not writing a certain book, and the tip is to rewind your travel photos.

FAQ: What have you cleaned now, that you have never cleaned before the virus? For example, your passport.
Answer: On our private Dr Mary Travelbest Facebook group, members responded with creative and thoughtful answers. Here’s what you said, my key fob, my purse, market bag, all groceries, my workout gloves, my atm card, my credit card, my gym bag (now I wait for the gym to open), my iPad, my desktop keyboard, and even the bottom of my shoes was discussed in this topic. If you’re not a member of our group yet, please join the conversation. It’s open by approval only. If you’re listening now, say so, and you’ll be approved.


Today’s Independent Special Rewind Travel  
Rascal Flatts song lyrics to “Rewind:”

Wish I could reach up and reset that sun
Reverse these wheels go back and re-pick you up
Went by so fast oh so sweet
Make me wanna remake a memory
Wish I had me a time machine


If you are thinking about re-winding your travel, you may want to search your photos by year, and re-live that trip and the people you remember so well. That’s what I just did. I looked in my files to see the photos, to help me rewind. I found some photos that were worth saving, friends, family, etc. Maybe your travel rewind will help you better cherish the travel memories and inspire you to want to go to new and even re-visit some favorites again but see with a new fresh set of eyes and ears.

Today’s Mistake-The Unwritten Book on Travel with Kids
Not publishing my book on Travel with Children while I had young ones.

Today’s Travel Advice- Rewind your travel photos.

Rewind your photographs. Take a few from each month and make a collage or a PPT. Send your collage to a friend or a travel companion and see if they enjoy your creation. You don’t need any special tools and you can do this from your phone, tablet or desktop computer using free open source software or social media.

What’s on your bucket list?

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