#Travel Habits & Superstitions
TTOT
ourtastytravels
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Q3 via @CharlesMcCool What habits or rituals have you adopted from places you have traveled to? #TTOT
SonjaSwissLife
A3 European style eating with the fork, tines down, remaining in the left hand and the knife remaining in the right hand except when eating noodles or spaghetti by twirling with the fork in the right hand against the plate or in a spoon. #TTOT
todayInIreland
A3: A travel ritual I've adopted living in #Ireland is to acknowledge cemeteries along the journey. On the bus, passing a cemetery, many "bless themselves" 🙏🏻 doing the sign of the cross. It's made me say a little prayer to all those forgotten laying there 😔 #ttot
outdoorspodcast
replying to @todayInIreland @todayInIreland @CharlesMcCool A3: Not sure about that one. I like to be organised, and travel light. Only necessary stuff neatly organised so it’s easy to access and quick to pack back in. #TTOT
mylesie
RT @todayInIreland: A3: A travel ritual I've adopted living in #Ireland is to acknowledge cemeteries along the journey. On the bus, passin…
MrBobPowers
jbandersoncpa
replying to @SonjaSwissLife
@SonjaSwissLife @CharlesMcCool Besides the foods? Trying to adopt the philosophy of "lagom" from Swedish friends, family, and visit.
Not quite there yet. But working on it in just the right amounts.
#ttot #a3
Nilemajesty
RT @SonjaSwissLife: A3 European style eating with the fork, tines down, remaining in the left hand and the knife remaining in the right han…