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Go Flight Attendants!

I feel very strongly on the issue of Flight Attendants. I think they deserve more respect. They do more than pass out peanuts and give drinks. Today at the Cabin I was watching Modern Marvels, it happened to be on the flight that crashed into the Hudson River. It told of how the flight attendants had everyone off the plane in less than 3 minuets. They were pretty amazing. I know the safety shemeil by heart. I know that pamphlet like the back of my hand, and in case of a unexpected water landing, use the cushion of your seat as a flotation device. I'd say the flight attendants have done a pretty good job of informing people. And I've also been listening to it since I was 3.
Here's a flight attendant doing her job. Wanna know a secret? I've always wanted to try one on. Thankfully, I've never actually needed to in all my flying, but I've always wanted too. I also have a bad record of flight attendants and safety shemeil. One time I was leaning out into the aisle to watch the lady do this and another flight attendant ran into me. It hurt.


I've been with my cousins a lot lately. Elise, Brooke and Jack are all exceptionally cool. Last night I stayed up until at least 1:30 explaining to Brooke about all the things that have been happening in the Middle East. Brooke now knows that Yemen, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia are countrys. Elise joked I should run for presidents. And while we were watching President Obama on TVtoday, Brooke stuck her tongue out at him. I told her to stop and then I stuck my tongue out at Sean Hannity. Our family rules!!!
Elise and Brooke painting signs. Grandma always has a craft for us each year. I really like this years. We are also making a 3D art thing. In case you have not noticed, art is not my thing. I'm going to make a K out of spoons. I love spoons.


Funny story that has nothing to do with Flight Attendants Safety Professionals day:
Last year several of my friends were using a writing curriculum that had them write a article on spoons. I took this a little too literally and thought that they had to write a whole essay actually on spoons. It was only 2 months ago that I figured out that spoons were the topic. I was so confused.
My fab cousin Brooke. BTW, I told her I signed her yearbook and she had no idea. She'll have to wait to get home to read it. :)

Sincerely,
Yes, Tunisia is a country

PS: I forgot, and how could I, that my purse is here! I love it. I will show you some pictures tomorrow, it is too cute.