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Don’t Forget, Not Everyone Travels For Fun
Don’t forget, not everyone travels for fun. She’s on your airplane, because her mom was just diagnosed with cancer and has been given a few weeks. Don’t forget, not everyone wants to
Continue readingSummer In The Skies: How Cabin Crew Make Work A Vacation
I’m sitting in a warm, darkened aircraft, fanning myself with a passenger safety card. The lights are off, the power shut down. A few rows back, my co-flight attendant props her feet up and enjoys
Continue readingWhen Everyone You Love Lives Halfway Around The World
It’s almost dawn in Las Vegas. I’m staring out the window at the bright lights of the casinos, unable to sleep. Yesterday at this time I was at the airport in San Francisco, running between
Continue readingThe Flight Attendant Diaries: Snapshots of South Korea
As many of you know, Celessa and Luke (@theverydayjumpseater and @accidentallyluke) have been galavanting around South Korea this past week. In lieu of a travel article, we’ve opted to share a preview
Continue readingWhy you should spend your money on experiences and not things
I am not in a relationship. I don’t have a car that’s nice or even works very well. I live out of suitcases. Many times, home feels like the airplane. I don’t sleep much. I
Continue readingWhy I Can’t Stop Missing Israel
I’m on an airplane, flying to a place that feels like home, one of my favorites: Copenhagen. And yet, I can’t stop thinking about another place. Israel. Maybe most women daydream about
Continue readingAdventure Awaits: A letter to the traveler who had to come back home
I wrote this as an answer to a reader's question once, and since I have been suffering from writer's block and missing Israel and adventures with Celessa a lot right now, I thought I would post this. Adventure
Continue readingBBQ, Redeyes and Getting Weird in Austin, Texas
My weekend was a little weird. Friday I spent the day in Edmonton, Alberta, curled up with cocoa and my crew for our 30-hour layover. By Saturday I was back in Seattle, but only for the day. Sunday morning
Continue readingIsrael: Banksy, The West Bank, & The Boundaries We Live By
I had no concept of what I would expect when I visited Israel at the beginning of February. I could say that I had no expectations regarding what I was to see and experience during my travels through
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