Comments on: Looking to the Sky to Save Me http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/02/looking-to-the-sky-to-save-me/ Scenes from the podium...one pager at a time. Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:18:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 By: Zeo http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/02/looking-to-the-sky-to-save-me/comment-page-1/#comment-1738 Zeo Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:15:47 +0000 http://www.restaurantgal.com/?p=201#comment-1738 I don't know if you've ever spotted it, but I found at the library a year ago "Plane Insanity," a book by a (career) flight attendant of some of the wild and wacky goings-on he's observed in his years flying. It's a fun read, and you can tell through his writing that despite it all, he still loves his job. I don’t know if you’ve ever spotted it, but I found at the library a year ago “Plane Insanity,” a book by a (career) flight attendant of some of the wild and wacky goings-on he’s observed in his years flying. It’s a fun read, and you can tell through his writing that despite it all, he still loves his job.

]]> By: Jelly Bean http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/02/looking-to-the-sky-to-save-me/comment-page-1/#comment-1734 Jelly Bean Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:01:41 +0000 http://www.restaurantgal.com/?p=201#comment-1734 Welcome home. When our team plans our big week-long company meetings, one of the many reminders we have before the gang starts arriving is to be careful what you say -- you may not recognize the person next to you, but they probably work with you. They'll be in the next bathroom stall, the person who sticks their hand in as the elevator doors close, or that creepy person (who is actually just exhausted) walking behind you. I'm not planning them any longer, but there are days i just wanted to scream, "Look, Bozo, the bathroom is right there. You know, the door you walked past to get directions." But, like so many things, you suck it up, and when everyone else is gone for the evening, you <em>shut the office door</em> and have a good laugh with you fellow co-workers. Welcome home.

When our team plans our big week-long company meetings, one of the many reminders we have before the gang starts arriving is to be careful what you say — you may not recognize the person next to you, but they probably work with you. They’ll be in the next bathroom stall, the person who sticks their hand in as the elevator doors close, or that creepy person (who is actually just exhausted) walking behind you.

I’m not planning them any longer, but there are days i just wanted to scream, “Look, Bozo, the bathroom is right there. You know, the door you walked past to get directions.”

But, like so many things, you suck it up, and when everyone else is gone for the evening, you shut the office door and have a good laugh with you fellow co-workers.

]]> By: Aaron DeLay http://www.restaurantgal.com/2007/02/looking-to-the-sky-to-save-me/comment-page-1/#comment-1733 Aaron DeLay Tue, 13 Feb 2007 05:33:55 +0000 http://www.restaurantgal.com/?p=201#comment-1733 Whenever i fly, I try and make friends with the people who have to deal with the 500 other crazies on the plane. International flights are very much...painful at times. One more trip and dealing with the crazies is ovah! Woot and stuff! Glad ya got back safely...:) Whenever i fly, I try and make friends with the people who have to deal with the 500 other crazies on the plane. International flights are very much…painful at times.

One more trip and dealing with the crazies is ovah! Woot and stuff! Glad ya got back safely…:)

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