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5901 taking some well earned refreshments at Gernrode during RailTrail charter from Quedlinberg to Wernigerode, 13/02/2008.
The volunteers at the Douglas Park rest stop were full of cheer, and cheers. They even cheered for me when I was ready to leave after having my injuries attended to. Seen on the CBF's Boulevard-Lakefront Tour. douglas park
Model: Elyse Sewell.
For: World's Next Top Model C4 Ep.3- Called Fifth
Note:Would have gotten second...but late.
You can never have too much citrus in your water. True fact.
Wine Country Trattoria
Disney's California Adventure
Intercity bus 326 at Roxburgh the evening refreshment break while on the run from Queenstown to Dunedin
Coca Cola presents the Refeshment Corner! The iron arches welcome you in. Have a seat under a red and white umbrella and enjoy a refreshing beverage or the melodies of ragtime piano.
This was a guest room in Disney's Virtual Magic Kingdom game, where players could build their own cafes with similar furniture.
I had a tall delicious smoothie in between two of the city concerts
{FRA trip 10-12JUN2017, Mainz, Germany layover}
Frullato: Mixgetränk mit frischen Früchten, Eiscafé Rizzelli, Leichhof 32, 55116 Mainz
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Ruth's Career as a Flight Attendant – Happy Highlights –
The time has come for me to say a certain good-bye. I have decided to accept a Voluntary Early Out Program (VEOP) of the world's largest airline – saving another flight attendant from being cut involuntarily due to the corona virus pandemic – since our Company doesn't need 80% of us now. Upon leaving September 27, 2021, once exited, I turn into a retiree with full retirement benefits. So I worked my last trip March 1-4, 2020, not knowing – the Lord knew – it'd be my last, and very good.
My first flight to Germany, when I was a child, took 2 days, on a Constellation propeller aircraft in 1960 transporting military families like ours, hugging coastlines and stopping every so often along the way to refuel. Four years later, ending my father's tour of duty, I flew back to America on a jet airliner.
In working flights from the early 90's into 2020 I encountered unexpected joys, exceptionally difficult people, and potentially deadly situations; however, on 1 flight a passenger came to the jetbridge boarding door I was working on his hands... because he had no legs; he had to walk into the restroom on his hands, then ate his meals with those same hands. I said to myself that I wouldn't complain about anything ever again.
Never did any flight I was working on cancel; however, during one month of 4 transatlantic Frankfurt trips, the flight from the day before on 3 of my 4 return flights cancelled: we carried their relaxed, rested return (deadheading) crew, who had an extra full day in Germany to enjoy doing whatever they wanted to do, back over the ocean, working the totally filled flights while they sat, ate, and slept in passenger seats, 100% full airplane each time! I wished I also could have had an extra day, too, at least once!
In a quarter century I flew Germany about 1,000 times as Speaker (making the airplane announcements in German), usually once, sometimes twice, occasionally 3 times in a week, even worked – assigned as a reserve – 10 transatlantic flights in 15 days, 5 trips back-to-back non-stop; plus worked other international destinations, also 5 years domestic, mostly 3-day but a few 1-, 2-, or 4-day, and 1 prized 5-day trip. I will have accumulated 29½ yrs. seniority from my 20May1992 hire, acquiring lifetime memories, enjoying amazing friendships. This scenic journey down memory lane highlights my working trips of which I have pictures: 1 in 1994; 2 in 2001; 2 in 2010; after buying a smart phone, 252 the next day 11AUG2012 through 04MAR2020. Enjoy this mere 1% of a total of ~70,000 photos and occasional notes on working trips as a crewmember!