The candidates aren't so fortunate. They have a busy eight weeks of campaigning ahead of them. For instance, President and Mrs. Obama took off on Air Force One from Charlotte late this morning, headed to New Hampshire and Iowa. They'll finally end their first post-convention day with an overnight stop in Florida.
Fortunately, the president's travel plans didn't delay our own, although the Charlotte-Douglas International Airport was quite busy with thousands of conventioneers and journalists making their way home. Our colleagues in Charlotte were there to report on the departure of the first couple and all the others.
While the president doesn't have to worry about getting to the airport early, everyone else does. An email we got from U.S. Airways the other day advised us to arrive at the airport three hours before our scheduled flight, which we did.
Now, we wonder where we'll end up in 2016 when the conventions come around again. I might have a few suggestions of places I'd like to visit.
In the meantime, our many thanks to Manoj Shamdasani, who started working about a year ago to arrange our credentials for both conventions, all of our travel plans and our work place logistics in both Tampa and Charlotte.
Karin Mallett joined WFMZ-TV in 2003. She anchors the Sunday evening editions of 69 News and features area destinations as part of her popular "One Tank Trip" series. In 2008, Karin traveled a much greater distance to report from the Democratic and Republican national conventions in Denver and St. Paul, respectively. 
Matt Roth has covered every presidential election for 69 News since 1996, the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia in 2000 and the Democratic and Republican national conventions in Denver and St. Paul, respectively, in 2008. Matt has also attended the first inauguration of each of the last four presidents.
Chad Blimline has teamed up with reporters to cover hundreds of local, state and national political stories since joining 69 News as a photographer in 1999. His assignments have taken him both to Harrisburg and Washington to interview government leaders and key figures in politics.
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