This was the second time that I had a plane dream in a matter of days. The first time, it didn't take off because of engine problems which was a good thing. The second one though was not so good. It didn't take off because of my excess baggage (hahahahahaha). I tried to explain, after all I only brought two medium-size bags. My friend, Ren, was in the dream too and she told me that it may not be the excess baggage that's keeping the plane on the ground. She said that it happened because it's Friday.
Something or someone is holding me back and that is what am trying to find out.
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Thursday, May 28, 2009
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Delsey Means Travel
For a few nights in a row, I've been canvasing for airfares and accommodation for my SEA Tour. My brother and his wife want to go to Macau and HK and so I suggested that we travel together (the more, the merrier). Now that I have an idea how much will it cost, I also invited my friends to join. One friend can't join cos she already booked for HK-Disneyland trip, the other one just recently traveled to Bkk-Malaysia-Singapore, one friend I may meet in Bkk for dinner if we have the same travel date.
Anyway, I was surfing for luggage and I really liked this pink floral piece I saw on ebay. I then thought about the Delsey Helium Lite I purchased a year or two ago which I haven't used yet. They are discontinuing this style and it's already on sale for $105.15. It's a 29" Expandable Suiter Trolley (in black). I then checked on my Delsey and inspected it from all angles. Geez I didn't realize till then that it's a very nice piece.
Here are the specs:
Lightweight.
Lightweight fiberglass graphite frame. Same material used in the construction of golf clubs and tennis rackets.
Made of durable 1800 Polyester with EVA foam backing.
Trolley expands up to 2.5 inches which allows additional packing space if needed.
Fully lined with suiter clip on main lid and tie down straps, 4 pockets for easy storage and security.
Recessed locking Trolley handle with easy access push button to lock and release.
Protected and recessed Velocity in-line skate wheels for an easy roll and long lasting service.
Molded polypropylene kickplate eliminates wear at stress points.
Tote-a-Long clip with adjustable webbing strap allow additional bags to be carried effortlessly.
Additional back pocket for last minute items.
Self repairing interlocking #10 nylon coil zippers on the main openings.
10-YEAR WARRANTY
Weight: 12.2LB
Dimensions: 29"x20"x11"
It's ideal for an 8-day trip. So maybe I should take a week off and just travel.
Or lend it to my brother when his business trip to the US is finalized.
Anyway, I was surfing for luggage and I really liked this pink floral piece I saw on ebay. I then thought about the Delsey Helium Lite I purchased a year or two ago which I haven't used yet. They are discontinuing this style and it's already on sale for $105.15. It's a 29" Expandable Suiter Trolley (in black). I then checked on my Delsey and inspected it from all angles. Geez I didn't realize till then that it's a very nice piece.
Here are the specs:
Lightweight. Lightweight fiberglass graphite frame. Same material used in the construction of golf clubs and tennis rackets.
Made of durable 1800 Polyester with EVA foam backing.
Trolley expands up to 2.5 inches which allows additional packing space if needed.
Fully lined with suiter clip on main lid and tie down straps, 4 pockets for easy storage and security.
Recessed locking Trolley handle with easy access push button to lock and release.
Protected and recessed Velocity in-line skate wheels for an easy roll and long lasting service.
Molded polypropylene kickplate eliminates wear at stress points.
Tote-a-Long clip with adjustable webbing strap allow additional bags to be carried effortlessly.
Additional back pocket for last minute items.
Self repairing interlocking #10 nylon coil zippers on the main openings.
10-YEAR WARRANTY
Weight: 12.2LB
Dimensions: 29"x20"x11"
It's ideal for an 8-day trip. So maybe I should take a week off and just travel.
Or lend it to my brother when his business trip to the US is finalized.
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