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Over 3 weeks on the road! It was my fault though.... Had a 6 day Milan and a 7 day Venice. Went to Antigua, Guatemala in between both trips for a little adventure vacation with the Mrs. But I am a little tired for some strange reason. I think I will just sit in my house and stare drooling at the walls for the next few days! Pictures: 1. Crew doing the "Iron Man" layover. [No sleep] Lake Como, Italy. 2. Lake Como fountain 3. English Channel 4. Duomo 5. At the top of Volcano Pacaya with my wife, Juan the guide, and Ella the dog. 6. Wife's mtn bike wipeout at 7000' near Antigua 7. Open mic night with MDD and Juan the guide. 8. Lake Atitlan, Guatemala 9. Ponte Tette in VCE. The "Titty Bridge." 10. Ultimate crew meal. Thanks NYC FAs!
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| Old Skool |
Great pics! Was it a hassle to bring the puppy along? |
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| Not for me. I didn't have to carry the dog. Juan did. It's his dog. Her put her in a backpack...........she barely fits. Walking on lava is bad for a dog's paws.
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Great pics, MDD! Do you know what's sad? I know you were flying westbound by what was on the tray! That mushroom soup is off da heezy.I'm a little hooked on the "Crew Tortilla Espangnol" after two Spain crossings. Man, ah'mo hafta lookup the recipe for that!
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| Old Skool |
O haha, I thought you brought your dog along on your 3 week trip |
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| Agent Smith |
And MDD, are ya ready? 1....2....3.... This job blows doesn't it?
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You know what else is sad, Doug?..... I didn't even know about "crew pasta" out of VCE until the NYC FAs told us about it. The ATL "golden girls" have been holding out on us.............or forgetting. Senility is a terrible thing. How was the wx in BCN? VCE was "Africa hot." And humid too like New Orleans. Nasty! Not gonna go back there in the summer ever again.
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But BCN was a great layover, great hotel, but we're going back to the "one we had earlier", which I'm not sure is good or not. The MAD hotel is a little closer to downtown but it's more or less like the CDG hotel with wood flooring. I think we just got kicked out for the summer in MAD. BCN's certainly a city I need to throw on my prefs, perhaps when it cools off a little though.
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| Quit your whining... I was the one that was actually in Africa this week!
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If anyone lays over in VCE, chances are your hotel will be in Mestre, on the mainland side of the city. If so, go to the Aussie Bar. Below is a picture of Melissa, the waitress. I don't remember if the service was good, if the beer was cold, or if the bill was correct. All I knew was that............I didn't care!
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It was a great way to soothe the sting of the A-line threatening to stab me in the eye because I thought the new safety video was entertaining and fresh. Next time I'm going to kick her walker out of her hands and push her in the street. ![]() Flight home's boarding. Later skaters.
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Gawd, I can't wait to get back to the ER. I've only been on the "Classic" for a month now and I already regret it. Vegas gets real old real quick. Seattle was good though.
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Doug, Next time you have to fly with ATL FA's, do what I do. Organize a Bea Arthur look-alike contest for them. It is very entertaining.
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"Ahh yeah, let's give a hand to Rue McClannahan..." "Next up on the main stage... Say hello to... Aunt Bea... Ahhhh, yeah, make it rain, fellas!"
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| I flew with her a few weeks ago. We got her drunk at the layover hotel and she got up and started singing and dancing to the "Milkshake" song by Kelis. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ-FAV9fBII "My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard.........damn right.....it's better than yours..........damn right.......it's better than yours...........I could teach you but I have to charge..........."
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I live near an ATL based FA that flies to Europe a lot. What are the chances of you knowing her?
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Sweet pics!!! so is Mrs. MDD ok after her spill? Why did the guide bring his dog if he has to carry it? |
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Hi Kristi, Mrs MDD has a cool collection of battle scars from mountain biking. She is a tough chick. Mrs MDD was laughing as we pulled her out of the mountain side brush. Dogs are always good to take on a hike. The Pacaya Volcano trail is mostly cloud forest soil. At the top of the trail, the soil ends and the jagged lava rock begins. Lava rock is not good for dogs to walk on. The dog, Ella, walked most of the trail. In fact, at the bottom of the trail in the village, Ella had a great time chasing chickens.........which was much to everyone's amusement.
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