LITO MONICO C. LORENZANA

AS of this writing, we have been home in Davao for almost two weeks now and taking a vacation from a vacation. Flying coach on PAL is stressful enough, but with three grandchildren (3 to 7 years) in tow, it is almost unbearable except for the expertise of the parents who are themselves globetrotters. For one, Matt had the foresight to download to two IPads and two cellphones 12 hours’ worth of the kids’ favorite cartoons, games and movies. And with Philippine Airlines' (PAL) on-seat chargers, batteries never run out. Max was surfing the inter-flight movie channels for his favorite "Star Wars" episodes. Lara had all the back-up toys, the teddy bears (named "Loveys"), bottles of milk, assorted snacks and diapers in color-coded satchels, bags and small luggage; all reachable at arm’s length.

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