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Photo by Joonas Äijänen on November 09, 2022.
Photo by Joonas Äijänen on November 09, 2022.
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Posted On: November 9th 2022, 03:28 pm
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As someone whose kids are the 13th and 14th grandchildren I still had NO IDEA!!! How the heck did my sisters make motherhood look flawless those bias lololol But I constantly remind myself that anything that is new to you is going to be hard and with more experience you adapt and it starts to feel not easy but doable and joyful even through the chaos. I love being a mom! And what makes me love it even more is when I talk about this stuff and other people share the same experience. The friends that I’ve made through this stage of life is the epitome of true womanhood. I’m in the business of building other women up instead of tearing them down because truly WE’RE INCREDIBLE! YOU’RE INCREDIBLE and you deserve to know it. Also I apologize for the grammar. I’m too busy to go back and edit these so THE GRAMMAR WILL HAVE TO DO hahaha
Learjet N722BD’s final flight, recreated using our models in a 3D simulation with its flight track and the real air traffic control audio. Miami Center warned the crew the turn to Freeport looked “pretty bad.” Moderate to extreme precipitation, 25 miles out, a storm about 100 miles across. Controllers cleared them to deviate left or right. The pilot answered “Roger, we’ll look at it” and stayed direct Freeport. Then she reported ice and moderate turbulence. Then the mayday. Descending 10,000 feet per minute. Overspeed. Descending 20,000 feet per minute. Banking 60 degrees. “We’re going to crash into the ground.” The controller’s answer: “I’m here with you. Talk to me.” The jet fell from about 37,300 feet to 325 feet over Greenacres, Florida in roughly 75 seconds...
The best a man can do for his children is to love their mother 😍
Earlier this year, JetBlue raised its checked bag fees and kicked off a wave of fee hikes across the industry. United followed. Then Delta, American and Southwest. Seven months later, JetBlue is leading the fee-hiking charge again. 🫣 Today (Nov. 3), the carrier raised its bag fees for the second time in 2026. Going forward, customers will pay at least $50 per bag. That's a 28% jump from the lowest fee the airline previously charged its customers. Passengers who *don't pre-pay* for their bag will pay $60 for their first piece of checked luggage. And because JetBlue uses a dynamic baggage-pricing system, flyers will pay even more for their checked baggage on peak travel days. 👀 In a statement about the airline's second bag-fee hike this year, the carrier pointed to rising fuel and operating costs. "This helps us keep our base fares competitive while giving customers the choice to pay for a checked bag only if they need one," a spokesperson said. The raised bag fees will apply to flights booked starting Nov. 3. So if you had already purchased a JetBlue flight prior to Nov. 3 — including trips for the holidays — the previous fees would apply to your trip. Find all of the new bag prices at the 🔗 in bio. For the comments ⤵️: Do you think the other airlines will raise their bag fees now too? ✍️ @seancudahy 📷 Jordan Waller #jetblue #travel #aviation
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he keeps doing american accents to ‘minimise small talk’
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