Thanks, I was running back and forth to check flightaware and a window I could see the approach from, I almost missed it.

I've been on some Soviet-era aircraft that made me think the same thing. Just entering an IL-86 was quite the experience, for example.

CLE actually has as many sunless days per year as SEA.

Not from HHonors, but I get lots of e-mail addressed to people who think they own the cterrell @ gmail.com e-mail account. The only problem is that those people do not own that account. I do. And I don't want to be included in their conversations about how they started their periods, how their iTunes account isn't working, or how they hate their job. The replies I get after getting fed up with the chain of e-mails and responding to the group explaining how I do not know any of them are pretty great.

You don't want to work here, there are major :rolleyes: going on with our overseas office. But the view is great :D

changed hotel, got upgraded on a free stay to 2 bedrom 2 bath suite...oh what will i do with all this space! :)

Paradise, Found! :D

I wonder what the stats are on EDI. It's kind of difficult to classify any particular day there as falling into a category (sunny, rainy, cloudy, etc.). Being so close to the North Sea and North Atlantic, the weather is always changing, from one minute to the next. Not uncommon to start foggy, then have some scattered clouds, scattered showers, sunny spells (up to 70 degrees, lasting perhaps half an hour or more), followed by some evening sleet/hail, then clear and below freezing at night.

You can almost always count on it being windy, though. I can't remember ever having landed there and not seeing whitecaps on the Firth of Forth.

:rolleyes:

More surfin' in a few hours. :D:-:

I had "0" lifetime to date IC points until yesterday. The very few stays I have (none in 2009, one in 2008) there have always been miles earning.

I own my last name at gmail.com and I get this same crap.

I did too. Mine was Stephen G Mapes, Silver vIp:rolleyes:

Mapes here as well.

It feels great in SFO :)

they philosophy is put enough engine and anything will fly!

Did you get a suite that's bigger than most two bedroom apartments?

You will be back near GRK soon enough. :D