Sentences with phrase «car trips does»

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Don't assume just because your car is old, you can't take it on a long road trip.

And then another friend of mine, after seeing my build, ended up doing a road trip living out of his car, which was pretty cool.»

So, if you think about buying a car or vacation trip or camera or laptop, these days you don't walk into that buying situation uninformed and at the mercy of a salesperson.

Nothing I did for the rest of the trip was nearly as difficult — not hooking up or draining the waste tanks, not fixing a bad connection on the water hose, not even pulling into a crowded gas station (the thing about having a really big car towing a really big, shiny trailer is that people tend to see you, and maybe take pity, and certainly get out of your way)-- and nothing left me with such a giddy glow in the aftermath, even after I learned I'd pulled in a little bit catawampus, and our trailer listed slightly to the left.

Improving delivery times is seen as a way to appeal to busy inner - city workers who do not own cars and for whom grocery trips are often limited to what they can carry home.

If you do have to go, try not to take the biggest gas - guzzling off - road car in your car park for a trip down the freeway.

Finally, after about 55 minutes of driving, the car reached Edward's destination, and the trip was done.

My grandmother does it every time we get on a plane or take a long trip in the car.

Do you use your car inefficiently not because you are incapable of plotting out an efficient round of trips but because it has become your real «castle,» the one place where you can get away from immediate requests without feeling guilty?

Throughout this scene all the inevitable rituals of their life together still go on: they must discuss what Johan should wear on his trip with Paula, what to do about the car, the plumber, the dentist, father's birthday — what to tell the cleaning woman.

«Sometimes with my staff I feel like my dad did during a long car trip with the family.

It resides not in the acceptance letter, but in the sound of the printer cranking out yet another draft, not in a bouquet of roses but in a midnight trip to the drug store for cold medicine, not in the new car or updated kitchen or week at the beach but in the realization that we don't really need those things after all.

The same goes for car trips really but we do less of those.

I wasn't really a fan of the long car trips, and sometimes I didn't understand why we had to see «x» site or hike on a certain trail — afterall, didn't every trail have a path with trees and after a long exhausting climb one finally got to see a decent view?

Juggling our only car, driving Timothy to and from his day camps, and trying to find time to do any work with a semi-wild baby who has only recently started napping again, has made it all but impossible to do much in the way of day trips on my own with one or both of the kids.

This 3 - in - 1 product allows Do - It - Yourselfers to affordably fix their car without a trip to the mechanic, providing real value and enhancing the consumer experience.

In the back room, his secretary, Tracey Nguyen, answers calls and tries to make sense of Payton's off - season schedule, a jumble of business meetings, workouts, charity functions, hunting and fishing trips, excursions to look at cars, and a myriad of other things a kid with a lot of money might be expected to do.

Secondly we would like to do a day trip to Havana but would rather avoid bring our large car seat with us if possible... do any of the excursions from the resorts go to Havana via coach where a car seat would not be required?

I would like to know if it is safe to walk around with a stroller and if daily excursion are doable (is there an age limit on hotel organised day trips) with such a young child or should we hire a car / taxi for a day if we wanted to do some sightseeing?

If you think you won't do any day trips in a taxi or a car, then I wouldn't bother bringing the seats.

But before all that, we do have a whole year to be together, and these trips have been such a great way to spend time alone, connecting as near - adults, and having long conversations in the car.

Hi, I'm bringing my 6 month old and want to know if I can use my car seat on the coach trip to Woodbury common as I don't feel comfortable not putting in a car seat

Because I knew we wanted to do day trips by taxi, I brought our car seats (and later booster for my daughter) and then arranged either through the front desk or our tour rep for an English - speaking driver with rear belts.

Just a few things we do: cloth diaper, use cloth shopping bags and cloth napkins, pick up litter when on our walks and combine trips in our car.

If you want to do some sightseeing or a day trip somewhere, you're better off hiring a taxi or private car where you can go at your own pace and install your car seat.

2012 definitely saw us doing more car travel than ever before — we tested the waters with our trip across Alberta, and capped off the year with a drive to Florida.

I make a point to plan out my day so I don't have to make extra car trips.

It may be easier to handle that trip in the car if your toddler takes a quick nap, but do your best to keep him awake or plan the trip for a time when he won't be sleepy.

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They don't unsap, but they look more like underwear and have built - in absorbency and water resistance, so I figured they'd be great in the long run for car trips or any time we're out and about and I think it might take a while to find a potty.

Unless you are going on a long trip where your child will be in the car for an extended period of time, you don't need that many toys or distractions.

Don't get your child with the toileting program then expect him to revert back to diapers because you have a long car trip ahead and you find it easier not to have to stop so often for pit stops.

The leather seats were comfy — and 3 adults and 2 kids (in car seats) plus bags fit well for a small highway trip we did to Niagara.

The good news is, if you are planning a road trip or long car journey with your little ones, there are some simple things you can do to ease the stress.

If you do want to venture out and perhaps do a day trip to Havana, you can install your car seat in the taxi and come and go on your own schedule.

(For past trips we've rented car seats, but decided to bring our own for this trip since we knew we'd be doing lots of driving.)

No option is perfect, so do your research on the regulations at your site, and consider your activity plans (i.e. serious backpacking trip vs. car camping) as well as the type of diaper and materials it's made of.

Road trips for kids don't have to be epic, which is a good thing for you because you probably don't want to spend too much time with them in the car.

If you do venture out into the bustling travel scene, it can be a long trip for your kids in the car or even on the airplane.

We live in a city and do not own a car, but sometimes rent a car for shopping or trips.

But not my baby — nope, she screamed her way through every car trip for months, and even now at almost a year old doesn't like to be in the car more than 15 or 20 minutes.

Car trips with a baby don't have to be a complete nightmare.

Remember that your child's safety is always the most important thing to consider, whether you are on a long trip or just driving home from the store and your child's car seat doesn't provide full protection unless you use it correctly.

You don't have to save car games for family road trips.

Do your homework and plan ahead and that first car trip will go much more smoothly.

You don't want your baby's homecoming spoiled by a last minute, frantic trip to find a car seat.

I also plan my trips in the car to get as much done as possible in one outing and plan out my routes to use as little gas as possible.

Contemplating these questions, and coming up with the right answers, can help make your trip more successful: Does your baby sleep well in the car?

Babies get warm in their car seats, and while the plush liners are convenient for trips in and out of the car, it doesn't take long for babies to get hot & uncomfortable in them.

We have since taken several long road trips and he does great in the car.