How to Avoid Boredom on a 10+ Hour Plane Ride (Tweens)
Print., Pack., Dress well., Pack about 15 dollars worth of the other country's currency in your carry on and 15 of yours., Pack some small, cheap toys in your carry on and give them to any whiny toddlers who are annoying you and all other passengers...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Print.
Printing things from the Internet and putting them in your carry on isn't that bad an idea.
Since you are probably under 13, you sometimes get a little bag filled with goodies like a pack of cards, so that probably would also have little puzzles. -
Step 2: Dress well.
In your carry on, pack the essentials. iPods, Nintendo DS, a companion (yes, we all have one, whether it's a blanket, Mr.
Snuggles or Suzy), wet wipes, a good book, gum, a light jumper, capris and items you printed off the Internet earlier.
Put all of it in a small library bag or backpack. , A clean shirt and clean pants will be good enough.
Make it loose and long, plane seats rub the skin raw on your legs, and you can change in the bathroom on the plane to your capris if you get too hot. , This is great for last minute snacks at the airport or a mad libs book. ,,, -
Step 3: Pack about 15 dollars worth of the other country's currency in your carry on and 15 of yours.
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Step 4: Pack some small
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Step 5: cheap toys in your carry on and give them to any whiny toddlers who are annoying you and all other passengers on the plane.
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Step 6: Try to spend as long as you can only using your imagination as a guide for fun.
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Step 7: Keep doing this pattern: Puzzles
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Step 8: 1 chapter of book
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Step 9: In flight screen on the back of the seat
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Step 10: Nintendo DS
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Step 11: walk down the aisle.
Detailed Guide
Printing things from the Internet and putting them in your carry on isn't that bad an idea.
Since you are probably under 13, you sometimes get a little bag filled with goodies like a pack of cards, so that probably would also have little puzzles.
In your carry on, pack the essentials. iPods, Nintendo DS, a companion (yes, we all have one, whether it's a blanket, Mr.
Snuggles or Suzy), wet wipes, a good book, gum, a light jumper, capris and items you printed off the Internet earlier.
Put all of it in a small library bag or backpack. , A clean shirt and clean pants will be good enough.
Make it loose and long, plane seats rub the skin raw on your legs, and you can change in the bathroom on the plane to your capris if you get too hot. , This is great for last minute snacks at the airport or a mad libs book. ,,,
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