Wrentham, Yep.
Good times.
ION, my new driver's license came in the mail today -- good timing!
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Wrentham, Yep.
Good times.
ION, my new driver's license came in the mail today -- good timing!
Or why it matters. Food is food.
right? In what part of TSA-dude's world is dessert NOT food?
And why does he get to decide what food your kid eats?
He's a dick. Let's give him ita's migraines.
They sell TSA approved empty bottles to put stuff in, I've seen them at Rite-Aid. Further proof that it's all horseshit.
rolls eyes forever
I can't find a clear answer on the TSA site; what about prescriptions? Do I have to keep my pills in the bottles they came in from the pharmacy, or can I put them in a pill box?
Why on earth did I decide to travel? Oh right, Disneyworld.
He's a dick. Let's give him ita's migraines.
I like this plan.
Man, if headaches could be transferred to airline security jackholes, my pre-flight preparations would include a bottle of Everclear and a croquet mallet.
Plus, I don't know what TSA man has in HIS panty that he considers Gerbers ground up food dessert.
Don't know, but I do know that picturing them with panties full of Gerber peach cobbler may help me get through the line with less cursing.
I bring all my prescriptions on the plane in my purse. I have to take one before bed, and one when i wake up, so on a redeye they gotta come with me.
They don't bug about that stuff.
Further evidence of horseshit.
Do I have to keep my pills in the bottles they came in from the pharmacy
For the most part, yes, Jilli. When I had to travel with meds, I kept everything with bottles (in hand carried luggage). With checked bags it might not matter.