Positively Tuesday March 3,2026

 

My windows seat view.


     This edition is brought to you from high in the air between Minnesota and Toronto. I was very fortunate in that I got windows seats on all 3 flights. This one is particularly roomy as few people other than those that appear to be traveling together are sharing a row. On Tuesday's I try and capture a few positive things. I am worried as most humans that are not without decency and empathy about the situation the middle east. Prayers for the inocent people and to service members trying to do their job and stay safe themselves. It feels like looking for positives is very needed.

  • My sister is doing  great and recoverery is on target
  • A new med for my daughter hopefully is the ticket. She declared it almost life-changing after the last experience. I won't say what as do not want anyone making assumptions but I hope it's part of a group of supports to help her be well.
  • So far so go good on the travel- no delays and see above
  • I look dorkie but despite what that transportation secretary says, 20 hours of travel will be in comfortable clothing. I promise no air rage will come from my oversized sweatshirt, sketchers, and soft jeans. Likely the sweatshirt will only be worn on the return flight or on the hotel terrace with a glass of wine before retiring
  • My MIL had a good trip with her sisters to see another. I'm glad she feels comfortable and safe traveling still. Kudos to airline and airport staff for accommodations such as wheel chairs and the motar carts.
I'm sure there's more. I have good health this week and no additional ache's and pain's. I'm ready to see Athens!

Comments

  1. Wishing you wonderful exploring in Greece!!!!

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  2. My international travel outfit consists of: yoga tights, a long sleeved workout top, and a pullover. Plus sneakers & socks. It's very comfortable & feels like pajamas on a flight. A long travel day deserves comfort! Have a fabulous trip & enjoy the experience so much. - Hawaii Planner

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  3. As a pilot’s wife and frequent traveler, I *used* to always dress nicely but comfortably for flights. Very easy to do as we were in warmer climates. When it was cooler or we were flying somewhere cooler it was pull on dress slacks with a cotton tee shirt and cardigan or long (ankle length) cotton knit dress with sandals for the summer or socks and booties. There were some advantages to dressing well and I was ready to hit the ground running. But now, I want to wear flipping flannel pajamas just for spite! My daughter, in fact, deliberately wears sweats now in response to that DOT campaign!
    Safe travels!
    -Meg B.

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  4. I too hope you have a splendid journey .

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  5. Catching up on my blogging friends, I started with this one and am reading them backwards until I catch up. May your travels be wonderful and absolutely travel comfortably!!!

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  6. I always heard dressing up for travel was important, but now that airlines only upgrade their special customers and would rather I bid on the upgrades vs giving it away based on my looks, I'll pass. A dress code to sit around for a few hours is ridiculous. Comfy clothes all the way!

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