“I don’t know why I’ve wasted so much of my life being social,” has become my new catchphrase. The Pandemic brought to light something that I had previously been too busy socializing to notice. I’m kind of an introvert.
I’ve been telling flight attendant friends “I just don’t have the energy to go out and find something exciting to do.” I’ve blamed my lack of exploring on the rental car shortage in the U.S., on being exhausted, on having SO much work to catch up on. But there is a possibility that something else is at play. I’ve become a slam-clicker.

As a full-time flight attendant flying through the pandemic, I’ve been getting a lot of questions.
How is work going for you? Do you feel safe? Is your job safe? How are people behaving? What is it like being on the road in these times? I figured I may as well write a post about it to answer these common questions, clear things up, and reflect on just how we’re getting through these very unique times.

Books and airplanes, reading and vacations, they go together like peanut butter and jelly. Although admittedly, I don’t read as much as I’d like to, I’ve been getting back into it and remembering just how much I love reading.

People often ask me for “insider tips” of scoring the best fare for a flight.
I hate to disappoint, but I haven’t purchased airfare in more than seven years. It turns out, I’m the LAST person to ask about plane ticket deals. What I CAN tell you about is how I, and the people I love, fly.
You know we flight attendants fly for free. What you may not know is that some of the lucky people in our lives also get to bask in the free-flighted glory of our job—just for knowing us!

Aaahhhhh, the joys of summer travel…
Said no flight attendant ever.
Ask any flight attendant and they’ll all tell you: Summer Travel is the WORST.

Don’t get me wrong, I love Summer. Being a New Englander, having a long history with all four seasons, Summer is easily my favorite. But when you combine this magical time of year with air travel, the results are…well…not so great.

I’ve just finished my first week of group Spanish classes at Toucan Spanish School in Parque Lleras, and so far it’s going swimmingly. I was concerned about spending too much time with my English-speaking classmates (Have I told y’all about [...]

he island of Paros was the second stop of our Greek Isles girls trip last summer- one of my favorite trips of all time if I’m being honest. Tucked nicely in our itinerary between Mykonos and Santorini, Paros was a gorgeous little reprieve from the crowds and the bustling nightlife of its more well-known neighbors. After the partying in Mykonos, we were happy to dry out a bit and take in the scenery and slower pace. The ferry ride took only an hour, but disembarking in Paros was like stepping into a whole different world.

Let’s keep it light today, shall we?
Switching it up from the serious, lengthy posts to bring you some #flightattendanthumor. I’ve rounded up some of the best flight attendant memes on the internet. Universal truths that every FA will understand and that give a little sneak peak into this wild and trash-y world. If you don’t know, now you know.

It’s October, and that means spooky season is upon us—a fact that I don’t have to tell you Halloween lovers. In honor of the season, I have decided to tackle some truly horrifying things…about hotels.
We flight attendants spend a good amount of our time in hotels. And mostly it’s great. Anonymous, but fine. A clean, safe place to lay our heads. But sometimes a hotel experience is not so great. The reasons range from bone-chilling creepy to downright gross. And we’re counting them down today. Hold onto your hats while we discuss the 9 creepiest and grossest things about hotels.

It’s New Years Eve! And we are all ready to kiss this year goodbye. But before we leave 2020 in the rearview and never look back, I wanted to do just a litttttle bit more reflecting. Come on, it will be fun.
Rather than go on and on about my own personal highs and lows, I decided to do something a little different. I wanted to ask others—you—what 2020 was like. The highs, the lows, the wins and losses, the things that made us cry and the things that brought us joy.