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You are here: Home / Tips From Along The Way / Travel Tip No.5: The Rubber Doorstop Is Your Pocket Pitbull

Travel Tip No.5: The Rubber Doorstop Is Your Pocket Pitbull

February 20, 2012 By Laura Dal Farra 1 Comment

 

Well, sort of, depending how vivid your imagination is prone to be. See the rubber doorstop as a tiny light substitute you won’t have to feed or bathe and it’ll have your back when you’re sleeping without expecting any attention in return. How may you ask? Shove it under your door from the inside, while the door is shut. Pretty simple and it should deter any scumbag from trying to sneak into your room unexpectedly and silently (i.e. someone with a key). Should the perpetrator be an aggressive scumbag, then your little doorstop pet may allow you those precious extra seconds to wake up, skip out a window, scream, and/or grab whatever beautifully evil device you’ve decided to protect yourself with. Raaawwwr.

 

For Thailand solo travel and safety tips, in addition to Thailand information you won’t find in traditional tourist guides, please visit my post Tips For Women Traveling To Thailand.

 

 

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About Laura Dal Farra

After a six month adventure training Muay Thai in Thailand in 2007, Laura Dal Farra returned to her native Canada, sold most of what she owned, and boarded a plane set for Bangkok alone. She spent the next 3.5 years training in traditional Muay Thai gyms, pushing her limits, and embracing the unknown. Realizing little was being written on the subject, she began to blog about it. Laura Dal Farra is the founder of Milk.Blitz.Street.Bomb.

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  1. karin says

    June 28, 2012 at 23:27

    hehe, i like that one!

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