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“Life Envy:” How To Deal When Everyone Else’s Adventure Appears Better Than Your Own
I looked out over the sun glinting against the Pacific— the chill of February slipping beneath my light hoodie as I quietly contemplated his question. I can’t even remember the question now, but
Continue readingWhat To Do While You Wait
You find yourself wondering what to do next with your life. You are currently hoping to get invited to that airline interview. Your on reserve, waiting around the crashpad for the call from scheduling.
Continue readingI Like It Here.
A contented smirk subtly spreads across my sunburnt skin as I move my board and kite bag from my bed to the corner of the room. The jostle jolts some sand that snuck inside, creating mini sand castles
Continue readingDrop The Act, Ditch The Costume, And Make This Your Best Year Yet
I’ve been reading and re-reading all these books recently. It’s a good thing— not motivated by a New Year’s resolution though, but triggered because I need to occupy my mind. I need
Continue reading“For Me”
I haven’t figured out a concise and relatable way to explain the weird oddities that come along with working for a European airline. Flight benefits? No, we don’t have those. Bidding? Non-existent.
Continue reading‘See You Later’ or Is This Goodbye?
One of the beautiful aspects of the travel life and that flight attendant one is the opportunity to meet a variety of interesting, engaging, and fascinating individuals. It’s not only an opportunity,
Continue readingDon’t Rush Her- That Thing Called Life
As the train clicks and rocks its way past buildings colored with Japanese characters, and trees dusted with the yellow, orange, and red hues of Fall, I sit quietly, contemplating how life discoveries
Continue readingThat Could Take Me Anywhere
Last night, I was driving “home,” smiling to myself over the fun day that the sun had set to. I was grateful for simply being in Southern California. It’s the beginning of eighteen
Continue readingThe Reality of Opportunity
I stood in the corner quietly fuming. After working a ten hour flight, and not really eating, as crew meals are never vegan, and rarely vegetarian, I was tired and grumpy. The littlest situations would
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