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  3. It is November 9th. I have 15 inches of snow in my front yard. Coloradoans follow layering rules.
    #1 t-shirts… Short and long sleeve.
    #2 sweaters/cardigans… One of each
    #3 fleece hoodie with a zip – mens are thicker
    #4 pants…jeans, fleece joggers, knit slacks
    #5 shoes…hiking/athletic shoes, flats for evening…(boots if snow is forecasted)
    #6 puffer jacket if you're from out of state, gloves and a warm hat
    Everything else is optional – your choice.

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  4. I have used those battery packs and have lost 2 of them while they were plugged in and taking photos. I like them but I prefer the “Clutch” brand. They are flat and have a magnet to hold onto phone.

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  5. Laurie. I saw your video on Viking on the bedbugs and it was taken down quickly the next day. But we also experienced the same thing on the Viking Venus on the Homelands Tour July10-26, 2024. But the little black dots didn’t make sense to us. My husband even asked when we got home and he was itching that maybe it was bugs. I of course replied No not on Viking. But we did experience what you did.

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  8. I lived and worked at the ER in Frisco for 18 yrs. The worst thing you can do is land in Denver, drink alcohol, then drive up to Frisco. I can tell you many stories of men and women in our ER with altitude sickness, sucking on oxygen. Some people are so susceptible that there is always at least 1-3 times per winter when they leave a sick friend in the condo and come back later in the day to find them dead from High Altitude Pulmonary Edema. Enjoy your time in Summit.

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  11. Have you used the cases that have a built in charger? I use the Newberry brand and it’s WONDERFUL. All chargers w a regular charge plug (at the same time as your phone!)

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  16. I travel to Denver, at least once a year, and the altitude is always an issue for me no matter how well hydrated I am. I have found acclimate supplement, and Zaca supplement work well for me to avoid altitude issues like headaches, bloating, breathing problems, and sleeplessness. As well as being well hydrated before and during my visit .

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  18. Laurie, you were right- I got it- rolled through TSA like a breeze. Practiced and the only thing I would recommend for Newark airport, slippers are not acceptable as you go through TSA. I normally wear the medical blue shoe shields and they are ok with that.
    Important: they have digital scanners so no need to take out liquids or computers.

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  22. I spent a week in Dillon, CO in July. Definitely need a hat for spending time outdoors, which is all we did. Also be prepared for rain every afternoon. We saw some beautiful rainbows over Lake Dillon 3 days in a row, right from our condo deck! 🌈

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  24. I bought the Anker charger & it's going back today. Used it once, charged my phone from 60% to 80% then it was empty. Took all night to charge up. Yesterday it didn't work at all. Couldn't charge my phone. Bought the Anker one you recommended.

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  33. I’m flying in a bulkhead seat for part of an upcoming trip. Is there a hack to keep from putting my backpack in the overhead bin during takeoff and landing since there is no seat in front of me?

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  37. Ever wear Free Fly? It’s Bamboo. I’ve started my collection after a lady in her upper 70’s advised that’s what she travels with. They are pricy, but you can get a discount on your first order, then after they will send emails for you to give a review and then will give you a discount on your next order, and they do have sales. So far I’m loving my pieces and I am in my 60’s.
    They also don’t take up much room.

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  41. If ever come to Arizona. We have a store called Soma Intimates here. I LOVE their pajamas. Tank top tops. Short & long sleeve tops. Long pangs. Capris. Shorts. But they are all soft silky material.

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  43. Love your channel on YouTube. Thanks 🙏 you all. You do let me know what to bring in part what clothes I can’t wear and what I don’t need not to bring thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤you have good me Maria keep watching your YouTube. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️✌️

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  44. Hi Laurie!

    Merino Wool isn't as luxurious as the cashmere but it does regulate body heat well. I generally prefer the cashmere when I'm traveling however, lately, we've been going to areas up toward the Arctic and have needed functional pieces rather than what the locals would call 'fashion wear'… lolol. When we start traveling to the areas that are less about function and a little more about fashion, I'll be looking for the cashmere sweater that you recommend. I know it's wonderful!!! 🙂

    Also, Anker is a great brand for all things charging, whether a person has Android or iPhone! (Just in case anyone thinks it's only for iPhone)

    Happy travels!

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  50. ha, I saw a cougar in the wild, yesterday, (by which I mean the feline variety) it was cool to add that to the wildlife I've seen in the wild.

    Mrs K has her new orthopedic. I've pretty much decided we're not going to have her wearing it through security, at least. I'm sure it will get easier with practice, but it's a headache to get on and off. plus, I've pretty much committed to having mobility assistance for her – it makes the trip through the terminal quicker and less tiring for her. I'm also going to lobby to put the critical stuff (medication and electronics) all in the same carryon, and the other carryon stuff in the other carryon – which will give us the flexibility to gate check the second carryon if need be.

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