I discovered this print on Etsy and smiled as I reminisced about fun times spent in the windy city. I lived in Chicago years ago when I first became a Flight Attendant. I did the whole crash pad thing and quickly decided 11 Flight Attendants in one hotel room was too many and living near the airport wasn't a good way to experience Chicago! I lasted there for 2 months then found a one bedroom condo with 5 other flight attendants downtown near the Navy Pier. I know still sounds like a lot but thankfully we were never there at the same time. Chicago is such a friendly town and this is such a beautiful time of the year... I miss you CHICAGO!
11/10/10
9/13/09
The Real RV...

1967 Winnebago from the RV Hall of Fame Museum in Elkhart, Indiana.
We've all seen them... RV's surrounded by cars in the employee parking lot. I always wonder, does it belong to a flight attendant or pilot? Not sure why but I usually assume the RV belongs to a pilot. NBC Nightly News just did a story on LAX parking lot B: A Second Home.
Maybe it's not so bad an idea. In my early days I lived with 11 flight attendants in a hotel crash pad. I could only handle that for so long so I moved in with 5 flight attendants in a 1 bedroom apartment. That's all I could afford being a new flight attendant living in an expensive city. Oh the glamorous life we live. Thank goodness those days are behind me... although I am digging this Winnebago!
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