Category Archives for Aviation Travel

Recapture Your Wonder

That feeling. That excitement. That happy anticipation. That’s what I have been missing. I’ve wanted it back, I just haven’t known how to recapture the wonder, because God, this world?

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Long Distance Relationships & FaceTime Break-ups

You’re right there, but I can’t touch you.  I see your face, and I hear your words, but you are not in my room, or my home, or even pulling one of my suitcases for me.   You speak slowly,

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Here We Go Again

I lay on the half circle box, my side folding over the foam.  My face translated the burning felt by working muscles.  I exhaled in an attempt to minimize the discomfort, gritted my teeth, and thought,

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An Adventure All Its Own: Dating A Flight Attendant

Since I have been a flight attendant, I haven’t dated- at least seriously, or long-ly.  Yes, I know that is not a word, but for this, it best describes how

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Never Too Old: Starting A Flight Attendant Career Later In Life

I think that it is more than appropriate to post this blog today.  Today’s story is an interview with my Mom, and today, also happens to be her fifty-sixth

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Flight Attendant Travel Hacks

I’ve started a new YouTube Mini-Series called “Flight Attendant Travel Hacks.”  These are short, 30 sec, to 2 minute videos sharing tips related

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I Love My Dad

I’m not certain if it’s Father’s Day.  I believe it is, at least in some corner of the world.  Maybe in my corner.  I’m confused with dates, and times, and days now.  Maybe

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Why Travel Brings Happiness

Often, I am asked if I have always had a love for travel, and traveled a lot when I was younger.  Well, not really.  My family went on family vacations, but mostly road trips up the California and Oregon

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Edinburgh & Fringe Festival

For a couple of years now, Dave would tell me fairly often, “You need to go to Edinburgh.  You will love it.  Love it!”  I didn’t doubt that he was right (he’s right most of

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Follow Up

I had an epiphany.  After writing about an identity crisis and making bad decisions (which writing and publishing the blog turned out to be a bad decision in itself), I needed the light bulb moment that

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