Plans for today (2025)

Plans for today:
Wake up at the butt crack of dawn
Have a quick cup of Coffee
Go up to Costco and buy my new laptop (it went on sale today $200 off - that pays for the data migration)
Take my PITA old laptop along with the new guy to the geeky boys and have them do their magic
Come back home to pick up DH and take him to his pulmonology testing
Skittle back on home to make supper
 
kaneohegirlinaz said:
Plans for today:
Wake up at the butt crack of dawn
Have a quick cup of Coffee
Go up to Costco and buy my new laptop (it went on sale today $200 off - that pays for the data migration)
Take my PITA old laptop along with the new guy to the geeky boys and have them do their magic
Come back home to pick up DH and take him to his pulmonology testing
Skittle back on home to make supper
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Busy day!
 
Up at 4am apparently I was snoring and an elbow to my back got my attention.
Eli was up at 7am. I made him.porridge and hot choc. Dropped him.at school. Gave him.$10. For his lunch.. school.has a tuck shop.
Picking him up shortly then we will get sour cream. He can have an ice cream
It's 23deg here.
Then I'll make him nachos I will have some as well. Then we will run shirl to a dress shop to exchange for smaller size.
Then we will take eli up to se our daughter lisa in hospital.
Same thing tomorrow?

Russ
 
rascal said:
I watched airplane disasters last night.
Just saaaaaying lol

Russ
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While we were waiting for our flight I saw 3 article headlines on my phone about plane wrecks. But I know it's way more dangerous to be in a car than it is on a plane. And my dad being a pilot I've never been afraid to fly.

Our drive would have been nearly 11 hours, not including stops (each way). Our in-air time was 1 hour 38 minutes each way with no stops.
 
JAS_OH1 said:
While we were waiting for our flight I saw 3 article headlines on my phone about plane wrecks. But I know it's way more dangerous to be in a car than it is on a plane
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Curious that, isn't it?
I was once on a flight out of New York and there was a MayDay call. ( I was sitting in the front seat with my girlfriend). Panic - but then, calm. Nothing to be done.
Statistically, you're far more likely to be killed in a car accident, or walking along the street. IATA says that there's one accident in every 810,000 flights - an average over the past five years.
Post script: we made an emergency landing in Bangor, Maine. Down the emergency chutes. When we got to the bottom, the security guy said:
"Run to the terminal as fast as you can."
We did, even though it was about -5 outside.
 
karadekoolaid said:
Curious that, isn't it?
I was once on a flight out of New York and there was a MayDay call. ( I was sitting in the front seat with my girlfriend). Panic - but then, calm. Nothing to be done.
Statistically, you're far more likely to be killed in a car accident, or walking along the street. IATA says that there's one accident in every 810,000 flights - an average over the past five years.
Post script: we made an emergency landing in Bangor, Maine. Down the emergency chutes. When we got to the bottom, the security guy said:
"Run to the terminal as fast as you can."
We did, even though it was about -5 outside.
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It’s a shame because those emergency chutes look like a lot of fun but the risk of death would certainly take the shine off!
 
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