From everything I've read about him, he sounds like a cool person to meet!^ I'm looking forward to it!

Congrats!^

Me neither (haven't flown UA in a few yrs), but since I will be in COS, it seemed like a fun FT outing to take in. Plus, I reserved a room at the Sheraton (trying to take advantage of the SPG promo before it expires!) in downtown DEN so I can explore around there.

You went to ND State?

Thank you; I'll chalk it up to the travel ;)

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Seeing McCartney (& Billy Joel) must've been an amazing show! I think you need to have a talk w/said bass player!!:D

I do have a Jo Bro tix if you want to take BL JR :D

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Yes. That's also why I have These Photos from that flat no mans land.

PLUS1 to both of you!

It's fun to look at pics from when one was younger -- it's particularly interesting when one has a daughter that is now 18 & looks so much older than her mom did at that age!

I can see that you had a lot of snowy memories from your college days!:D
I can't imagine living or going to school in that part of the country!:rolleyes:

One question - why?

Amazing, isn't it? One of my friends is about to become a grandmother and one person from my class has been a grandmother for over 5 years (so her grand child is the same age as my child :eek: ); though she started very young.

baglady's got it goin' on and will continue to for quite some time. :D

Google the name, Shawn; there's some really interesting reading to be had. Famed UA 757/767 Captain who hands out personalized business cards, gives away wine, and is an overall spectacular ambassador for UA. The profile piece that the WSJ did on him was one of the better pieces I've read. lucky9876coins is kept apprised of his flying schedule, and he has been known to organize party flights which feature Capt. Denny at the controls. IIRC, a recent one changed its callsign to "UA Flyertalk 1".

Was that photo taken before or after you and your brother tried to set a world record on the teeter-totter? :D

I nominate this for post of the day ;)

Thank you very much, kind sir.

He put much time and effort into the LAX dinner at the Proud Bird. It was hard to believe what he does on his own time and dime.

Back from an incredible, but quick, 36 hours in Santa Fe, NM. We arrived late Friday night, and then spent Saturday enjoying brunch at Tia Sophia, exploring the Plaza, shops, and Canyon Road, hiking in the mountains, and then relaxing for a couple of hours at Ten Thousand Waves Spa (private hot tub room ^^^ followed by some time in the sauna and laying out on the communal hot tub patio). We wrapped up the evening with an amazing dinner at Geronimo. Then, this morning, there was just enough time for breakfast at Paris Café (a sidewalk café with its outdoor dining literally in the middle of a street), and then a drive back to Albuquerque via the scenic Turquoise Trail.

Now back home, and headed back to New Mexico again tomorrow for work. Yes, I flew ABQ-IAH-ATL today, followed by ATL-IAH-LBB and a drive to Clovis, NM tomorrow. But had I not come home, it would have meant a solid two weeks of not seeing my own home, and hauling around enough clothing for two weeks of work, plus two weekend trips, and I wasn't willing to do that. Besides, there's a lot more miles in it this way, and my client in Portales, NM is buying these tickets.

Anyway, it was a great trip. Now to plan the next one.

Because it was far away from New Jersey.

Being that my half brother is 15 years older than me, ah no.