photos news people reviews information videos computers software apple products history design knowledge companies places government nature interesting business problems experiences technology cars google movies travel microsoft beauty websites hardware innovation events music blogs content change thoughts internet ridiculous truth privacy animals cameras guides work politics funny advertising management advice dslrs money environment animation art abstract customer service books security macro feeds communications architecture cost laptops colors rights foods research united states email canon world life flickr photo sharing how to mornings storage laws jobs comedy code phones health traffic fun safety sky romania reference energy roads facts electricity home culture errors future lenses zooomr
As you read this, Ligia and I are supposed to be in Florida. Instead, I’m back at work. We were supposed to fly out yesterday. Everything was set. We were really looking forward to it.
We got to the airport, checked in, went to the gate, and noticed that our flight was listed as leaving at [...]
It was more than two years ago when we first flew on Spirit. We were supposed to leave on an early morning flight, but we arrived at the gate 29 minutes prior to departure. We weren’t allowed to board. At that time, Spirit had a 30-minute policy on their flights, and “anyone not at the [...]
» Go to this postThis will be my 1,000th post, so perhaps it’s fitting that it be this: photos of the dawn, breaking high above the clouds, somewhere near the coast of France. It symbolizes a new beginning, a milestone — although I have to confess it came by surprise. I hadn’t monitored the number of posts for a [...]
» Go to this postLigia and I, together with my parents, made a two-day trip to Disney World in Orlando, FL this past weekend. The trip was wonderful, and we really enjoyed ourselves. Along the way, I learned a few valuable things, which I thought would be good to share.
An airline that lets you board the plane even though [...]
Just got back from a trip across the pond, and wanted to share a few impressions. First, there’s no place like home, and by home, I mean the US. It’s big in every way, spread out, and meant for cars, and almost nothing’s utilized efficiently, but boy, I love it! It feels so good to [...]
» Go to this postA company called DayJet will start taking orders from customers later this year for “on demand flying”. They have these light, 4-passenger airplanes called the Eclipse 500, and will let passengers book them for flights between cities that don’t normally offer commercial flights. CNET has the details in this article. I’m curious to find out [...]
» Go to this post
