January 1st, 2009
Pink’s Travel Tip #4: The rule of HAHU
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Mike Sporer on January 1, 2009
Dan;
I like HAHU! My Dad used a word that summed up HAHU; Moxie. I believe the word came from the first days of cola when Moxie was a brand name. It was purported to give you energy. Life can be tough; Moxie can help!
Mike
Ed Brenegar on January 2, 2009
Our family’s approach is let dad obsess about the details of schedule opportunities; let mom drive the car; and let the kids spontaneously fill in the moments normally reserved for indecision and hand-wringing. The result trips of great discovery.
Catherine on January 10, 2009
What do you do about tears, fatigue and loud complaining from young folk? HAHU New Year to you and your co-star, Miss Eliza, too!!!!