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Re: Cincinnati Ballet Presents Firebird In Style

Terry Honebrink — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 09:19:02 -0000

Christina, Great info about the show this weekend. Are you in town-call me! Terry

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Re: Cincinnati Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty Music Hall

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Re: Cincinnati Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty Music Hall

Christina B — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 08:33:25 -0000

Thank you so much! Unfortunately, it still takes me a while to get my words on paper for this topic. It eventually comes and then pours out.

I really do think that these are some very talented dancers. I have heard some bad reviews for this particular production with other companies, so bravo to the Cincinnati dancers!

Re: Cincinnati Ballet’s The Sleeping Beauty Music Hall

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Re: Traveling to Italy: Venice

Christina Baita-Sabo — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 22:02:15 -0000

I love the excitement of traveling non-reving even if it's not always ideal or even easy. We have had to travel to other countries just to get home, which has opened up new possibilities. One word of caution: the city of Amsterdam is oh so much different when you enter it from the train station rather than from the airport! :) My at the time young step-children and I found out this the hard way and they saw way more than any of us needed to see (read:Red Light District). LOL

Re: Traveling to Italy: Venice

Sherri — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 12:30:37 -0000

How exciting to travel to an unplanned city... especially Venice! That is part of the fun (&chaos) of non- reving!!

Re: #25 Be Arrogant

Christina Baita-Sabo — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 16:50:59 -0000

Yep. I had one guy the other day complaining because he was told there would be a meal. It was an hour flight and he was "only" a gold medallion (second lowest in the miles category). I had a Million Miler/Diamond Medallion (highest) who was sweet as can be and totally happy with the regular upgraded first class snacks.

Re: #25 Be Arrogant

Robyn Law — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 16:36:50 -0000

Totally agree with this completely. I always used to think that Business Class pax were more demanding than First Class too, because they had not yet made it and were wannabes perhaps?

Re: #24 Try to obtain anything that is free.

Christina Blog owner — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 15:19:12 -0000

It's amazing. I have those that are pulling out money for a simple coke and are shocked when I offer a refill or two and others who ask for two different drinks and all of the snacks I have. Of course I don't mind but it's fun to see the differences city by city and flight to flight.

Re: #24 Try to obtain anything that is free.

guest — Wed, 15 Sep 2010 12:44:54 -0000

This cracked me up! Good to know that Brady can get a first-flight certificate! I will be sure and ask for playing cards, as well :)

Re: Obesity Onboard Aircraft: Growing

Baitacynthia — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 17:16:02 -0000

Someone in my family that I highly respect once told me, pick your battles.I have been known to get a little short tempered, but the topic of obesity is a very open topic now and I will voice my opinion when I feel needed..It not only effects the people in question, but the whole world around them. Self-afflicted obese people have no right to bark certain rights as the non-afflicted obese people! Stop being selfish, be more considerate of others around you, lay off the chips, and for all our sakes, when the flight attendant asks,"what would you like to drink?" do yourself and all of us that are forced to share our earth, drink water and not coke!