On The Write Path

Modes of travel: train, plane, whatever's sane.

🚀 Whatever you pack for me! Bought the tickets yet? I'm available 366.

🛩️ Most connecting flights have no food; airport food is expensive; so, I'll pack something like cookies or sandwiches.

✈️ Long flights have food so I don't worry but layovers can be tricky and entering another country with food is often forbidden (looking at you Australia). I eat everything on a plane (drink lots of juice, water, coffee) and usually travel with an empty bottle for water (however, some airports didn't have fountains... CDG).

🚌 If they stop for a break I can carry less. Water is sometimes provided. Some buses have snacks! Stations in Thailand usually have vendors inside and outside. Jojos (potato wedges) are common in the NW US.

Various snacks (a sackful) but some have dining cars (US) or vendors who walk through (grilled chicken in Thailand, especially Khon Kaen).

There's usually a place to buy snacks on ferries in Norway: lapskaus, svele, pølse...

What's riding in a car like? As a child: M&Ms to settle my stomach.

Truthfully? I try to figure this out beforehand. Travel is tricky and one should never assume.

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