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If your children get bored in the car during an out-of-town trip, keep them interested by making a game out of the scenery. Play "I Spy"
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THE ART OF SELF-PRESERVATION by Jennifer Chan

 

 

I’ve always enjoyed traveling, but there are some aspects that still make me think twice about packing my bags. I remember a scary takeoff and landing experience a few years ago that made me a bit apprehensive about taking a 14- to 16-hour flight to London last year. I remember a luggage blunder in Singapore that has since made me paranoid about my things. And of course, I’ve seen enough previews of National Geographic's  Locked Up Abroad to make me take a lot of extra precautions whenever I travel to a different country. However, I believe that these fears are still quite manageable. Let me share with you how I deal with them: Continue Reading >>
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THE ART OF SELF-PRESERVATION by Jennifer Chan

 


The last thing you want to happen while on a trip abroad is to get sick. Unfortunately, the stress of a long flight, the foreign climate, and even the strange but fascinating delicacies of the country you’re visiting could all contribute to a few unexpected health hiccups. If you packed well, however, then you should at least have a few provisions that could help prevent a heatstroke, a frostbite, or a downer of a fever. Need to double-check your list? Make sure you have these travel essentials: Continue Reading >>
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THE ART OF SELF-PRESERVATION by Jennifer Chan

 

I have a lot of love for the women in my family, but this women's month, I would like to pay tribute to my older sister, Stephanie. She and I are only two years apart, and for the longest time, we were the only children in the family (Remington, who came after yours truly, is six years younger). You could probably imagine how close we were growing up--or how often we bickered as kids.

 

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