Airports ... my title is NOT too freakin' short!!!
As I sit in yet another airport awaiting the opening of a boarding door, I cannot help but wonder how much time I've spent waiting on planes over the last (almost) ten years of traveling around this globe we call home.
Whether it be a commercial seat on American Airlines or British Always or Swiss (who apparently assumes everyone knows they are an airline) or Lufthansa or any of the other commercial airline; or a military transport seat on a C-17 or C-130 or C-2 or some other aircraft ... I've spent many hours waiting to board an aircraft over the last ten years. Many, many hours.
Right now I'm waiting on a return flight home to Boston Logan airport. As usual, this was a work trip. Just a quick two days of meetings with my (relatively) new employer.
It's a bit strange no longer being associated with the military. There are so many "side" benefits to that little ID card I no longer carry. But that's okay, my career is heading in the direction I laid out so many years ago. I am on course. I am married and coming up on our first anniversary. I am (I think) respected professionally in my field.
Sorry... Just using this down time to take a personal inventory. Do you do that periodically? Take a look at your life plan? Make adjustments? Assess progress?
Whether it be a commercial seat on American Airlines or British Always or Swiss (who apparently assumes everyone knows they are an airline) or Lufthansa or any of the other commercial airline; or a military transport seat on a C-17 or C-130 or C-2 or some other aircraft ... I've spent many hours waiting to board an aircraft over the last ten years. Many, many hours.
Right now I'm waiting on a return flight home to Boston Logan airport. As usual, this was a work trip. Just a quick two days of meetings with my (relatively) new employer.
It's a bit strange no longer being associated with the military. There are so many "side" benefits to that little ID card I no longer carry. But that's okay, my career is heading in the direction I laid out so many years ago. I am on course. I am married and coming up on our first anniversary. I am (I think) respected professionally in my field.
Sorry... Just using this down time to take a personal inventory. Do you do that periodically? Take a look at your life plan? Make adjustments? Assess progress?









