Irishgirl
11-10-2019, 11:34 AM
Read an article today in the Washington Post in the hierarchy of whom you should pick up/drop off at the airport...
Summarizing
Parental Figures - depends
Kids - probably
New loves - absolutely
Old romances - sometimes
Siblings - no
Grandparents - why is this a question - of course
Extended family - perhaps
In laws- must factor other considerations
Best Friends - time well spent
This week I will be schlepping to the airport several times for quick trips zig zagging back and forth to Florida and started to think about the last time someone picked me/dropped me from the airport vs the times I’ve done this.
Being fiercely independent I feel asking or even accepting the offer to be picked up/dropped off is an inconvenience and for some reason I never considered it an inconvenience when I’m doing the driving...and then this article made it clear....because it feels good to do something for someone else...definitely a true statement and not just driving people to the airport.
As we all head into the crazy holiday activities including travel (hopefully not for several hours in the car or plane next to the in law/siblings/or extended family that can drive you crazy) maybe considering the accepting part is as important as the giving part.
And if anyone wants my travel schedule for rides to the airport let me know...just kidding...I think my Lyft driver is Happy I “give” to him too! :)
Below is the article-
https://apple.news/A5FoVjllTQna-PYgoTPZpLw
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Summarizing
Parental Figures - depends
Kids - probably
New loves - absolutely
Old romances - sometimes
Siblings - no
Grandparents - why is this a question - of course
Extended family - perhaps
In laws- must factor other considerations
Best Friends - time well spent
This week I will be schlepping to the airport several times for quick trips zig zagging back and forth to Florida and started to think about the last time someone picked me/dropped me from the airport vs the times I’ve done this.
Being fiercely independent I feel asking or even accepting the offer to be picked up/dropped off is an inconvenience and for some reason I never considered it an inconvenience when I’m doing the driving...and then this article made it clear....because it feels good to do something for someone else...definitely a true statement and not just driving people to the airport.
As we all head into the crazy holiday activities including travel (hopefully not for several hours in the car or plane next to the in law/siblings/or extended family that can drive you crazy) maybe considering the accepting part is as important as the giving part.
And if anyone wants my travel schedule for rides to the airport let me know...just kidding...I think my Lyft driver is Happy I “give” to him too! :)
Below is the article-
https://apple.news/A5FoVjllTQna-PYgoTPZpLw
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