Daily Metal detector and x-ray at my hotel. Grrrr

Such a hard life

Three weeks in Egypt with a driver and then a cruise. I don't know how you cope!

 

It rarely is as glamorous as it sounds. My Wife occasionally travels internationally with her job and when she returns is thoroughly exhausted. She has seen places like the Hagia Sofia in Istanbul but rarely has time to actually enjoy them which is equally frustrating.

 

Egyptian driving takes some getting used to. Worth knowing that Egyptians use hand signals to have chats across the room, street, wadi etc, and are used to the idea of using signals to communicate. Now watch what they're doing with the lights and indicators.

Whatever else they're signalling with them, it isn't the intention to turn left or right.

 

knowing it's a problem Jessica, why not substitute a plastic chastity and lock? that's always worked for me!

 

FYI my Holy Trainer went through an airport standard metal detector without setting it off a few weeks ago. It hadn't been our intention to test out what would happen but in the rush to get ready to go to he airport my Wife left the key behind! I did get a funny look from the guy on the full body scanner but I am lucky that I am one of those people who really don't care what anyone thinks about my chastity device.

 

It may be stating the obvious, but no visit to Cairo is complete without a visit to The Museum Of Antiquities. And if you are not staying there, a visit to The Meena House Hotel for a drink is highly recommended, particularly as it is adjacent to the Pyramids.

 

Although I only get to travel domestically (USA) for work, I appreciate the security scanner issues. I suspect it is much more intense internationally. I haven't had the opportunity for international travel in a number of years. Nonetheless, I am going to invest in a non-metallic cage for work trips. I prefer metal for regular, long-term wear, but sacrifices must be made. Even though many folks have said they haven't experienced any issues with going through security with a metal cage, why create an issue if it isn't necessary. The security folks are looking for real threats, so why distract them from their job with a non-threatening, caged penis.

 

When my Wife and I went to the courthouse to get our marriage license I set off the metal detector. The guard said it was my midsection. I claimed "jewelry" after a very flustering barrage of thoughts about "What do I say?" while he was just looking at me expecting some sort of explanation. It was removed when we went in for the ceremony.