Memory Lane.... the tag that gets everyone involved
Got this from a friend and I thought I would play the game.
Here's how you play
1. As a comment on my blog, leave one memory that you and i had together. it doesn't matter if you knew me a little or a lot, anything you remember.
2. Next, re-post these instructions on your blog and see how many people leave a memory of you. it's actually pretty funny to the responses. if you leave a memory about me, I'll assume you're playing the game and I'll come to your blog and leave one about you. If you don't want to play on your blog, or if you don't have a blog, I'll leave my memory of you in my comments.
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Flying around the world
So, I had an experience that I thought the world should know about...PANAMA CITY FLORIDA. Now this is suppose to be some well known beach town, but as my sister-in-law said, "Is that like some town in Arkansas?" I will agree with her on this based on the hotel alone. I just giggled because honestly who makes a bathroom with a red shower?
It was fabulous because when you turned on the light, the shower light would light up before the rest of the bathroom, so you would get this red glow; it would make you think of things like the red light districts and $100 an hour for a room. I don't if you can see in the picture, but there is even a mirror in the shower.
One of the other luxuries of this bathroom was a TV. Now the TV was made in about 1975 which is fine, but let's say that I wanted to take a bath in my bordello bathtub and watch TV. This could be a problem since the TV is so old it doesn't have a remote. No problem I'll get out and change the channel, but then I get electrocuted by the TV.
Once again "No problem." I've got my matching bordello phone to call the front desk and tell them I need an ambulance. The kicker in this whole thing is that the bathroom is trimmed in teal and is basically covered in mirrors. I have got to get me this designer's number! This could possibly be the most tackiest room I have ever stayed in.
Well for the past two months I have been on the winner of a plane. I am on the ATR-72 that's right its a propeller plane. It does have some great advantages, such as you get to go to the beach most of your overnights, it is really loud, but the humming can put almost anyone to sleep(except for the people who know they are going to die because they are on a propeller plane), it loads from the back, and you can feel like you are helping the World War II war effort just by working the plane.
Actually I am rather glad to be on this plane since they are getting rid of it soon and it really is the party plane. I like to work with other flight attendants and seeing the beach in the summer is fun. The only real draw back is how hot it gets. This summer isn't too bad, but I already had a run in with a passenger and I think he lost it because he was so hot and tired.
It was fabulous because when you turned on the light, the shower light would light up before the rest of the bathroom, so you would get this red glow; it would make you think of things like the red light districts and $100 an hour for a room. I don't if you can see in the picture, but there is even a mirror in the shower.
One of the other luxuries of this bathroom was a TV. Now the TV was made in about 1975 which is fine, but let's say that I wanted to take a bath in my bordello bathtub and watch TV. This could be a problem since the TV is so old it doesn't have a remote. No problem I'll get out and change the channel, but then I get electrocuted by the TV.
Once again "No problem." I've got my matching bordello phone to call the front desk and tell them I need an ambulance. The kicker in this whole thing is that the bathroom is trimmed in teal and is basically covered in mirrors. I have got to get me this designer's number! This could possibly be the most tackiest room I have ever stayed in.
Well for the past two months I have been on the winner of a plane. I am on the ATR-72 that's right its a propeller plane. It does have some great advantages, such as you get to go to the beach most of your overnights, it is really loud, but the humming can put almost anyone to sleep(except for the people who know they are going to die because they are on a propeller plane), it loads from the back, and you can feel like you are helping the World War II war effort just by working the plane.
Actually I am rather glad to be on this plane since they are getting rid of it soon and it really is the party plane. I like to work with other flight attendants and seeing the beach in the summer is fun. The only real draw back is how hot it gets. This summer isn't too bad, but I already had a run in with a passenger and I think he lost it because he was so hot and tired.
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