Comments for Kayoh @ 190 http://www.kayoh190.com Sun, 20 May 2012 08:45:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Chicken Anyone? by Sterbot http://www.kayoh190.com/2011/08/07/chicken-anyone/#comment-179 Sterbot Sun, 11 Sep 2011 03:32:02 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=171#comment-179 Wow, just rude! From a polite human bring perspective, why would you ever hand stuff off without at least asking if they mind holding it or putting it away? To assume, even if you were an FA, that you have nothing better to do than hold his fried chicken is RUDE! Turning around without saying a word was spot on! Why give him the courtesy he failed to extend to you?! You gals have worked just as hard as those guys to earn your wings and we all know they'd never have chicken shoved at them! Hats off to you amazing, strong, wonderful women!!! Wow, just rude! From a polite human bring perspective, why would you ever hand stuff off without at least asking if they mind holding it or putting it away? To assume, even if you were an FA, that you have nothing better to do than hold his fried chicken is RUDE! Turning around without saying a word was spot on! Why give him the courtesy he failed to extend to you?! You gals have worked just as hard as those guys to earn your wings and we all know they’d never have chicken shoved at them! Hats off to you amazing, strong, wonderful women!!!

]]> Comment on Chicken Anyone? by Alpha Juliet http://www.kayoh190.com/2011/08/07/chicken-anyone/#comment-157 Alpha Juliet Wed, 17 Aug 2011 22:38:29 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=171#comment-157 Don't feel guilty about leaving the FA to deal with the guy. It is the FA's responsibility, not yours. I've had more than a few passengers ask me if I "Can Actually Fly the Plane?!?!" AFTER I introduce myself as their pilot. That one gets old pretty quick! Oh, and once I had the passengers scream, (loud enough to be heard outside my headset) when the other (male) pilot left the cockpit and I was left up there alone. What did they think I was doing up there the whole time, entertaining him? Don’t feel guilty about leaving the FA to deal with the guy. It is the FA’s responsibility, not yours. I’ve had more than a few passengers ask me if I “Can Actually Fly the Plane?!?!” AFTER I introduce myself as their pilot.
That one gets old pretty quick! Oh, and once I had the passengers scream, (loud enough to be heard outside my headset) when the other (male) pilot left the cockpit and I was left up there alone. What did they think I was doing up there the whole time, entertaining him?

]]> Comment on Sunset by Alpha Juliet http://www.kayoh190.com/2011/08/15/sunset/#comment-156 Alpha Juliet Wed, 17 Aug 2011 22:34:58 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=179#comment-156 Beautiful Picture! Thanks for sharing. Beautiful Picture! Thanks for sharing.

]]> Comment on Gate Agents by Esodgispagide http://www.kayoh190.com/2010/09/11/gate-agents/#comment-145 Esodgispagide Mon, 06 Dec 2010 20:30:17 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=164#comment-145 Great post, I am almost 100% in agreement with you Great post, I am almost 100% in agreement with you

]]> Comment on Who Knew? by Ms. Miller http://www.kayoh190.com/2009/08/28/who-knew/#comment-73 Ms. Miller Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:04:36 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=98#comment-73 There are a few strange gifts to come with unemployment. Sometimes, they are difficult to get to, because one had to dig through the panic and fright. But, once you navigate around that, you get to the simple pleasures of life. And they are fantastic. At least in California, our summer lingers so there's even more to enjoy. xo There are a few strange gifts to come with unemployment. Sometimes, they are difficult to get to, because one had to dig through the panic and fright. But, once you navigate around that, you get to the simple pleasures of life. And they are fantastic. At least in California, our summer lingers so there’s even more to enjoy. xo

]]> Comment on What’s On? by Melanie http://www.kayoh190.com/2009/06/12/whats-on/#comment-71 Melanie Fri, 10 Jul 2009 17:16:26 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=96#comment-71 Fabulous that you are enjoying your time off! Don't even think about switching on that television in the daytime hours, the horror of it all... such a waste!!! I'll tell you a secret, my wedding album is not finished either. It was started, but never completed. Page one is lovely, followed by a book of empty pages and a nice box of photos to be included at a later date... there are just so many more things that seem to crop up on the list and push ahead of that little task. I think my retirement years will be the time to finish that up. :-) Do enjoy the outdoors and the exercise and catching up with your friends. What a joy! Take care... Melanie Fabulous that you are enjoying your time off! Don’t even think about switching on that television in the daytime hours, the horror of it all… such a waste!!! I’ll tell you a secret, my wedding album is not finished either. It was started, but never completed. Page one is lovely, followed by a book of empty pages and a nice box of photos to be included at a later date… there are just so many more things that seem to crop up on the list and push ahead of that little task. I think my retirement years will be the time to finish that up. :-) Do enjoy the outdoors and the exercise and catching up with your friends. What a joy! Take care…

Melanie

]]> Comment on US 1549 by Melanie http://www.kayoh190.com/2009/01/22/us-1549/#comment-41 Melanie Thu, 22 Jan 2009 20:41:51 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=87#comment-41 Hi Andrea, Last weeks accident and aftermath was IMHO nothing short of a miracle. As a humble traveler I cannot imagine what would be going on in the minds of the pilots out there in the world, but I do know that I, for one, have the utmost respect for each and every one of you. It cannot be an easy job that you do. I do not feel that what is wrong with our airline industry has anything to do with the airline personnel, who seem to be very hardworking and professional. When I am in an airport and there is a delay, or cancellation... I'm put out, sometimes angry but never at the airline pilots. Perhaps I am naive, but I believe they have the traveling public's best interest at heart. When I was very young, I was on a plane with my older sisters that had to do an emergency landing. We were just little girls traveling alone to our grandparents house. Everything turned out just fine, and I have never been afraid to get back on a plane and fly. I credit the crew of that plane with keeping things calm and we as little girls didn't feel too much drama. So... keep up the good work. You deserve much more than a pat on the back. Hi Andrea,
Last weeks accident and aftermath was IMHO nothing short of a miracle. As a humble traveler I cannot imagine what would be going on in the minds of the pilots out there in the world, but I do know that I, for one, have the utmost respect for each and every one of you. It cannot be an easy job that you do. I do not feel that what is wrong with our airline industry has anything to do with the airline personnel, who seem to be very hardworking and professional. When I am in an airport and there is a delay, or cancellation… I’m put out, sometimes angry but never at the airline pilots. Perhaps I am naive, but I believe they have the traveling public’s best interest at heart. When I was very young, I was on a plane with my older sisters that had to do an emergency landing. We were just little girls traveling alone to our grandparents house. Everything turned out just fine, and I have never been afraid to get back on a plane and fly. I credit the crew of that plane with keeping things calm and we as little girls didn’t feel too much drama. So… keep up the good work. You deserve much more than a pat on the back.

]]> Comment on BOS by Melanie http://www.kayoh190.com/2009/01/11/bos/#comment-40 Melanie Tue, 13 Jan 2009 18:28:28 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=84#comment-40 Hi Andrea, I hope you made it back to the comfort of home, warm safe and sound. The snow is beautifu, but I say enough is enough at some point! Here in Chicago, we are experiencing extremes in snow and cold over the last few days. Oh how I wish for a vacation to warmer and tropical places! A very Happy New Year to you, my friend. Melanie Hi Andrea,
I hope you made it back to the comfort of home, warm safe and sound. The snow is beautifu, but I say enough is enough at some point! Here in Chicago, we are experiencing extremes in snow and cold over the last few days. Oh how I wish for a vacation to warmer and tropical places!

A very Happy New Year to you, my friend.
Melanie

]]> Comment on Welcome to Ohio! by SAM http://www.kayoh190.com/2008/11/09/welcome-to-ohio/#comment-32 SAM Tue, 18 Nov 2008 06:50:04 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=68#comment-32 I may never be able to listen to Chrissie Hynde sing "My City Was Gone" without thinking of her. A, oh, way to go Ohio. ;) I may never be able to listen to Chrissie Hynde sing “My City Was Gone” without thinking of her. A, oh, way to go Ohio. ;)

]]> Comment on D-Land by Melanie http://www.kayoh190.com/2008/10/10/d-land/#comment-24 Melanie Sun, 12 Oct 2008 16:24:53 +0000 http://www.kayoh190.com/?p=52#comment-24 I LOVE Disneyland! You going to Disney to take your mind off things is just the best. Everyone I talk to, it doesn't matter who they are, is worried sick about how the economy might effect them personally, or worse has already effected them. I was reading in the paper this morning that one of the best ways to deal with this is to divert your attention... so head to Disneyland. I wish I could go too. Oh, and if a kid is too big for a stroller he needs to walk, IMHO. (Unless he is disabled in some way, of course.) I kind of think shoving a kid into a stroller they are much too large for is the mark of lazy parenting. The parents just don't want to deal with walking slower, frequent stops to rest, etc. Again... my humble opinion. :-) I LOVE Disneyland! You going to Disney to take your mind off things is just the best. Everyone I talk to, it doesn’t matter who they are, is worried sick about how the economy might effect them personally, or worse has already effected them. I was reading in the paper this morning that one of the best ways to deal with this is to divert your attention… so head to Disneyland. I wish I could go too. Oh, and if a kid is too big for a stroller he needs to walk, IMHO. (Unless he is disabled in some way, of course.) I kind of think shoving a kid into a stroller they are much too large for is the mark of lazy parenting. The parents just don’t want to deal with walking slower, frequent stops to rest, etc. Again… my humble opinion. :-)

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