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The closest exit may be behind you
I travel quite a bit. While every trip brings some interesting take-away to the party, my routine of being a pleasant passenger is generally the same. I swiftly get settled in my seat, properly stow my carry-on, secure my seatbelt and fiddle with my iPhone until the flight attendant announces that electronic devices are no longer permitted. My favorite part is during the taxi to the runway because that’s when it’s time for the safety reminders. Inevitably, each flight attendant adds their own little flair. Some take it very seriously and read the safety instructions by the book. Others crack jokes. I’ve even had a few that set their speech to a tune and serenade travelers. While everyone has their unique way of communicating this important information, there’s one message that never varies and it’s with regards to evacuation in the case of an emergency. Keep in mind that the closest exit may be behind you.
This year, I vow to make New Year’s resolutions I can keep
It’s that time of year when everyone starts making New Year’s resolutions. We make commitments to modify bad habits, do things that will improve our lifestyles, make sacrifices that will benefit the greater good—traditionally, big promises to ourselves and others! Often, these big resolutions get abandoned when we get busy or distracted. Why is that? I think it’s because we tend to think too broad at the start. OH while visiting family over the holidays: “I resolve to get fit and healthy this year – and stay that way permanently.” “This is the year I’m going to get a better… Continue Reading...
