It's official the guys with the extra long sleeve coats are coming to get me. I did a hill challenge in the rain
Thinking of you and sending prayers and pixie dust so all are well quickly xoxoYikes!!! So sorry I missed this. Did he get help with Alexa??? Don’t want to read through all this to find out. And apologies my family is going through 2 major health issues that are icky and apologize for missing this. Miss ya all
Only on days with a YDo you ever feel so tired, and then once you try to fall asleep you can’t?
Just me?
Well, we all have our quirks!
Have fun!
I'm fine. It was a day spent going up and down hills on barely trails in the woods for charity. The worst ones were down the steep ones in mud
Good luck!
I was thinking about making some this week but I'm a kid short so I'll wait until he's back
Not once but I did have one close call on a really steep down hill. I'm sure there was a bit of luck involved
Confession I did giggle at some muscle bound fool who fell several times.
Sorry you went through all that just to get home.Hey folks! I'm back from my trip with my friend. It was fun. I still am going to share some of my Epcot day pictures. Warning: travel story ahead..... My travel home was not very delightful, I had a connection through Atlanta and there were storms there and in Orlando. I got switched to a connection through St. Louis then ultimately back to the connection through Atlanta. I almost missed that connection though, the plane was supposed to take off at 10:20 pm for Minneapolis and at 10:19 pm my flight from Orlando hadn't landed yet. Luckily the Minneapolis flight was delayed and I had a chance to catch it. I ended up having to run the length of the concourse, and I don't run ever, and basically got on literally at the last second. Or so I thought, after I sat down Southwest decided to hold the plane for about 20-25 more minutes because there was another flight with a bunch of passengers that were supposed to connect to the Minneapolis flight. They didn't make it. So my flight came in at 1am. My bag however did not, it had been sent to St. Louis.
The bag agent was helpful and told me it would be on the 1pm flight into Minneapolis (on June 23) and reassured me at least twice I would be called or notified when they had it. But because I lived out of the delivery range they would FedEx it to me with arrival by Tuesday.
Lessons learned:
1. If I book a flight with connections just take a carry on bag
2. Never have a connection through Atlanta, this was my third horrid experience with that airport.
3. When checking luggage, take a picture of the outside and inside in case it gets lost so you can easily describe it. Luckily I had a picture of the outside of my bag (I had sent a picture to my friend when I was all packed at home and sent it to share my excitement). But when I tried to remember the inside of my bag at 1 am I was not to descriptive.
4. Maybe instead of trying to save money with a connecting flight, maybe just spring for the more expensive non-stop flights.
This is the article that went with the picture https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/rea...ing-photos/ss-AAyzlHb?ocid=spartanntp#image=4 Obviously the author has no sense of style!
I got Jess and Luke.
Not once but I did have one close call on a really steep down hill. I'm sure there was a bit of luck involvedSaid women shouldn't do challenges
Yikes, talk about botched travel!Hey folks! I'm back from my trip with my friend. It was fun. I still am going to share some of my Epcot day pictures. Warning: travel story ahead..... My travel home was not very delightful, I had a connection through Atlanta and there were storms there and in Orlando. I got switched to a connection through St. Louis then ultimately back to the connection through Atlanta. I almost missed that connection though, the plane was supposed to take off at 10:20 pm for Minneapolis and at 10:19 pm my flight from Orlando hadn't landed yet. Luckily the Minneapolis flight was delayed and I had a chance to catch it. I ended up having to run the length of the concourse, and I don't run ever, and basically got on literally at the last second. Or so I thought, after I sat down Southwest decided to hold the plane for about 20-25 more minutes because there was another flight with a bunch of passengers that were supposed to connect to the Minneapolis flight. They didn't make it. So my flight came in at 1am. My bag however did not, it had been sent to St. Louis.
The bag agent was helpful and told me it would be on the 1pm flight into Minneapolis (on June 23) and reassured me at least twice I would be called or notified when they had it. But because I lived out of the delivery range they would FedEx it to me with arrival by Tuesday.
Lessons learned:
1. If I book a flight with connections just take a carry on bag
2. Never have a connection through Atlanta, this was my third horrid experience with that airport.
3. When checking luggage, take a picture of the outside and inside in case it gets lost so you can easily describe it. Luckily I had a picture of the outside of my bag (I had sent a picture to my friend when I was all packed at home and sent it to share my excitement). But when I tried to remember the inside of my bag at 1 am I was not to descriptive.
4. Maybe instead of trying to save money with a connecting flight, maybe just spring for the more expensive non-stop flights.
