How to Poop on a Plane: A Flight Attendant Shares
Ahh, the dreaded 30,000 foot stomach gurgle. One moment you’re sipping your large coffee, minding your business, and the next you are under attack—by last night’s dinner. Yes, friends, we are going there. This is information the public needs to
The Girl who Couldn’t: Stories, Self-worth, & Toxic Independence
Have you ever had something happen that made you question your character, your value, your self-worth? It happened to me recently and folx it wasn’t pretty. This post is about self-sufficiency, failure, and the stories we tell ourselves. Read on for
4 Flight Attendants Who Flew Through The Glass Ceiling
March is Women’s History Month here in the U.S. and as such I thought I would reflect on some of the incredible women who have broken down barriers and changed the game—all from 30,000 feet. If you think flight attendants
1 Year Sober | The Hardest Part of Quitting Alcohol
Barring anything unexpected happening this evening, tomorrow February 26, will mark 365 days of no alcohol for me. It’s a pretty big milestone, and I’m proud of myself. I’m going to say just a little bit about how it
10 Worst Side Effects of Flying
Coronavirus is getting all the glory these days, but it is not the only health risk of flying. I’ve compiled some of the most prevalent side-effects of flying, from the annoying beauty woes up to the downright dangerous. Don’t worry—I
Dear Flight Attendants: Stop Dissing Low Fares
Standing in the back galley of an aircraft during a particularly busy boarding process, two flight attendants watch in puzzled annoyance people failing at the process. They can’t find their seats, they stow their bags sideways in the bins, taking
Flight Attendant Memes that are TOO Real
Let’s keep it light today, shall we? Switching it up from the serious, lengthy posts to bring you some #flightattendanthumor. I’ve rounded up some of the best flight attendant memes on the internet. Universal truths that every FA will understand
35 and Alone. Happy Birthday.
I woke up on the first day of my 35th year to find the snow that had started falling the day before continued through the night. It clung to the trees and electric wires, ambled down in delicate flecks as
Flying Rescue Dogs from Puerto Rico| BEST Volunteer Day
Fluffy bellies, wet noses, and wagging tails—aren’t dogs just the BEST!? Recently I had the pleasure of transporting two adorable rescue pups to their fur-ever homes. People have been asking me about the experience, the organization, how it worked and