Reply to "Luggage rack on glass fiber replicas"

Stan Galat

When airlines allowed 2 pieces of luggage per traveler, Jeanie filled both hers and one of mine, along with an entire carry-on. I used to use about 4 things out of my suitcase, and bring home clothes that smelled like an airplane hold (I liked the smell, and just put them away).

With the rise of the discount airlines, we're allowed a "personal item" on domestic flights, and a personal item and carry-on for international travel. We've spent 3-1/2 weeks touring around both France and Italy with this minimal luggage.

You know what? Sometimes less is more.

7/21/203:44 PM

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