fla4fun
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Nov 12, 2006
Not trying to rain on your parade, but some food for thought . . . If you are going somewhere that is pretty much guaranteed to have snow, have a backup plan in case you get snowed in and can’t leave at the end of your trip. My sister’s in-laws live in upstate New York (just a few miles from Canada) and she and her husband used to go up most Christmases, until the year of the blizzard. Flights were canceled out of the airport for several days, so they decided to rent a car and drive part of the way home. They got the last car at the airport solely because of my BIL’s status level (the car they got had been set aside for someone else). Instead of a three hour flight, it was a harrowing and dangerous drive for a day to get far enough south to find an airport with flights going out and they were two days late getting home. Make sure you have a back up plan whether you drive or fly so you won’t be stressed out should the weather turn bad. I have driven in snow, and it’s no fun.
I hope you find your Hallmark Christmas! ☃
I hope you find your Hallmark Christmas! ☃