Originally Posted by
FriendlySkies
Looks interesting. Who are you flying to PRG?
LH
Originally Posted by
FriendlySkies
His Trip Reports are hilarious!
Indeed they are.
Originally Posted by
FriendlySkies
I have. Thank you so much for everything you did. As I mentioned on Friday night, that was the best birthday party I have ever attended. Pat, you are truly a wonderful friend
^ I will be buying you dinner, next time we meet up!
Hmmmm, I'm going to have to think of a really good place for that dinner! ^
Originally Posted by
FriendlySkies
You should come to SFO some weekend. We'll take photos from the Hyatt.
derikolsson you'd better not think of coming to SFO without seeing if I'm in town. I owe you my special Growing Up in San Francisco Tour™
Originally Posted by
FriendlySkies
I've never had a coconut. How are they?
How many time have you been to Hawaii???
Originally Posted by
FriendlySkies
I've got my name tag, medallion, and Lei hanging from the wall!
What did your folks think of the party and swag?
Originally Posted by
derikolsson
Not too familiar with Hemispheres... Where is the Voices page within the magazine (close to the front, close to the back)? From the pictures it seems like there's a lot of free space on the page, which is obviously good.
It is towards the beginning, anywhere between page 11-17, depending on the month.
Originally Posted by
derikolsson
Then there's the issue of American Way changing every two weeks, so there's less chance of spottings.
Pretty cool that they change it every two weeks, but not good for the game.
Originally Posted by
derikolsson
Yes. Quite the surprise indeed ^
There's a method to my madness sometimes.
Originally Posted by
FriendlySkies
Here is a picture of us after UA756 (SFO-DEN) Thanks for flying UA!!
I was wondering when that photo was going to surface. That FA did a great job of taking the picture and you can hardly tell that all of us were sleep deprived at that point.
I'm probably going to head back to HNL at the end of the week and shall refrain from posting weather reports for those who are stuck in the frozen tundra that is the midwest/east coast.
