Spirits Traveler

There are many different cruise lines and countless types of ships, but one thing most have in common is lack of space for your things. The closets are small and bathroom storage is often non-existent. That doesn’t mean you can’t maximize the space for you and your cabinmate(s). I’ve been on many cruises, and it’s taken me decades to get to the point where I have everything I need in my cabin. How many outfits you decide to bring and whether or not you are bringing clothing along for a formal night is a very personal decision, but the items below will definitely make your trip more comfortable and your cabin more efficient. 1.        Power Strip or Cube Cruise cabins, especially in older ships, are notorious for not having enough outlets. A power strip can be great to make sure you can plug in all of your devices. Check before you purchase   one, though. Some ships will not let you bring power strips with surge protectors. If you aren’t sure, a power cube that goes right into

In the last year, I began using my scooter increasingly. I recently got a custom power wheelchair. I was surprised how different they are, not just in the way they work, but how I carry things when using them. Here are some products I have found to be extremely helpful in day-to-day life. All of these are also on my store . I will be adding to there as I find items which are helpful. I do earn a small commission on some of these, so I appreciate you clicking through the links. I’d love to hear about any ideas you have too! Use the link on the side of this page to contact me, or email Marcia@MarciaFrost.com . This includes inquiries on samples and collaborations, but keep in mind I only write about (and include in my store) products I like and use. Happy wheeling! Multi-Use Backpack One of the first things that concerned me about changing from a scooter to a wheelchair was the question of where to put my pocketbook. The answer came from one of the most respected travel writers I’ve know