Ron Clendenin 
Your friend or colleague is wrapping up a career and retiring.
This event represents a huge transition in someone’s life. Celebration is in order, but you wonder, “How do you congratulate a friend on retirement without sounding cheesy?”
If the person is a co-worker, you might have mixed emotions yourself.
You may feel a bit envious, but you’ll miss seeing your friend’s face at work.
For the most part, though, you’re excited for your friend and want to say something meaningful.
You’ve boarded your flight, made yourself comfortable in your seat, and settled yourself in for the duration of the flight.
But what’s that?
The airplane cabin temperature is dropping, and you feel a chilly breeze.
You feel its coolness settles across your shoulders.
With an involuntary shiver, you suddenly feel your chances of a comfortable flight slip away with every gust of cold air that drifts over you.
Finding the perfect travel temperature and comfort is always a challenge.
Will I be too hot, too cold, whose blanket is this, and so on.
Then the doubts creep in, the ‘who used this before me?’ or ‘when was it last washed’ questions that pop into our minds when we eye up an airline’s travel blanket.
But what if there was an easier way, a travel hack if you like. A compact, lightweight and most of all warm blanket you could call your own.
Here’s how to find the best airplane travel blanket for your flying needs.
