Re: Airports

On 17/05/2012 07:42, Susan wrote:
>
> the only things you need to bring are the things you absolutely can
> not do without.
>
> Prescription medication; glasses; passport and Money -
>
> I have found toothbrushes for sale in every city, town and wayside
> that I have visited.
> If you are in the US a prescription can be filled at nearly any
> pharmacy in the country (I have forgotten my thyroid RX a time or two).
>

Sure, you can travel with just passport and credit card as a minimum -
but if you're going somewhere that English is not the first language it
can be ... interesting ... trying to find things as simple as a
hairbrush - they don't always sell them in the kind of stores you expect
to find them in. One time I hunted every corner pharmacy/beauty store
in Nice, where they DID have shampoo, hair colour, hair clips, clasps,
pony tail holders, etc and NONE of them had a hairbrush or comb and
staff looked at me blankly when I asked - in English, French and Italian
(Nice/Nissa is in Piedmont and the local language is closer to Italian
than Parisian French) - or mimed brushing my hair. Eventually I found a
hairbrush in a big fashion department store, next to the make up.

--
Jette Goldie
jette.goldie@gmail.com

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