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Flight Attendant | Artist – Photographer | DIY

Two Things I’m Really Bad At: Flight Attendant Confessions

Two Things I’m Really Bad At: Flight Attendant Confessions

Sometimes we have to put down our books that hold the stories of adventures of others and get out of into this world to experience our own adventures and write our own story. Something on my mind as I look over the past year of flying is the “lack of adventure and memorable chance” I’ve taken. Of course, I don’t believe life has to have such things all of the time to be fulfilling, but I am a dreamer. I cherish quiet bouts, but simply flowing through life on a calm river would have me grow old too quickly. My…

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Review: Horse and His Boy Play – Logos Theater

Review: Horse and His Boy Play – Logos Theater

This trip has possibly been the highlight of my 2019 thus far. Getting myself away from all of my constant DIY projects for my room makeover/organization and treating myself to a solo adventure. I purchase tickets to the play Horse and His Boy, the 5thbook in the Narnia series. A little different then my flight attendant lifestyle posts, but I did use my flight benefits to travel from New Orleans, LA to Taylors, SC. First, I stopped at my hotel, in the historic James Hotel Inn, to change and get ready for the play. It was a beautiful, and era…

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Review in Photos: Year 1 as a Flight Attendant

Review in Photos: Year 1 as a Flight Attendant

On this day, one year ago, I graduated from Flight Attendant training one of the world’s largest airlines. Did I think I would be here today, lifestyle changed completely? Yes and no and I hoped. It was a journey of finding myself to get where I am and I think gaining my place in this company that has defined who I am and who I’ll be in the future in all the best ways. Today, in celebration of this accomplish in my journey, I’m going to share some highlights to this past year!   Graduation: After 8 weeks of training,…

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The Journey to the Adventure – Flight Attendant

The Journey to the Adventure – Flight Attendant

I always thought travel was for the elite, for the wealth, for the fortunate. At the age of 29, I had a BFA an MFA and was working as an underpaid designer in a 10-6 job, 5 days a week. I was living an ordinary life. Wake up at the same time, going to the gym at the same time, eat at the same times, and had the same days off. I had no future with this company and I had no future ambitions to travel or enrich myself any further. Even my impulse to create art was gone. It…

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