I have always loved watching vlogs, for example, Casey Neistat, Jon Olsson, Fly With Stella, Janni Deler and Gabriella Lindley is just to mention a few. I find them inspiring and fun to watch so last year I started to film bits here and there on my layovers but I didnt feel confident enough to put something out on youtube but I have realised that sometimes you just should go for it. That it can be a good thing to go out of your comfort thing for something you love. Which in my case is filming, editing and creativity. I'm not good at it but that does not matter I will surely become good at it after time.
I would love for you to watch my fist vlog which is me on a layover in Chicago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6pnb4xmCFI&t=5s
During my travels as a flight attendant, I try out so many new cafes, bars, and restaurants. This little gem is one of my favorite places.
I came to Jacks wife Freda around 9 a.m to have breakfast with friends. It was the perfect time to arrive; they still had one or two tables available outside. Around 10 a.m it was a long line to get a table.
The location is the perfect starting point if you are going to explore Soho, there are museums and shopping just around the corner.
There are many healthy options on the menu which are exactly to my preference. Bring around 20 dollars.
The breakfast was excellent; it was well made fresh and beautiful. Perfect breakfast stop for all Instagram photographers.
I came to Jacks wife Freda around 9 a.m to have breakfast with friends. It was the perfect time to arrive; they still had one or two tables available outside. Around 10 a.m it was a long line to get a table.
The location is the perfect starting point if you are going to explore Soho, there are museums and shopping just around the corner.
There are many healthy options on the menu which are exactly to my preference. Bring around 20 dollars.
The breakfast was excellent; it was well made fresh and beautiful. Perfect breakfast stop for all Instagram photographers.
Find Jacks wife Freda at 224 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10012, USA.
Three things that I have loved in February.
WOMEN ULTRA LIGHT DOWN RIBBED BLOUSON 59$
This jacket is so compact and perfect for you as a flight attendant or as a traveler with a small carry on bag. Comes with a convenient bag to pack it in.
FACIAL CLEANSING BAR 2,7$
With this facial cleansing bar, you have one less liquid item with you. I have tried it out for a few months, and I have seen an improvement in my skin.
THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN 12$
All travelers need a good book with them; you never know when you will have som time to kill when you don't want to drain your cellphone battery.
So in august I have had the amazing opurtunity to have two longhaul flights to Washington for the first time.
My first layover in Washington was a sunny and hot august afternoon - I went on a walk down to The White House, I was amazed on how small it looked like in real life. The vibe was really exciting with a mix of political protesters, people on a break from their work drinking coffe in the grass and best of all I saw someone doing a propose for his girlfriend.
On the evening I took a guided walking tour here called "Dark Side Of Dupont & Embassy row". It was the perfect guided walking tour, a mix of historic facts, trivia and funny scandals of Washington Dc's history. Free tours is free, the only thing you pay it the tip, that is the guides salary. Here is a link Free Tours.
I have also taken the Georgetown tour but that one was not as interesting.
On the morning I went and bought cupcapes that I could give to my flight attentat co workers on our flight home to Copenhagen since it would be my birthday.
My first layover in Washington was a sunny and hot august afternoon - I went on a walk down to The White House, I was amazed on how small it looked like in real life. The vibe was really exciting with a mix of political protesters, people on a break from their work drinking coffe in the grass and best of all I saw someone doing a propose for his girlfriend.
On the evening I took a guided walking tour here called "Dark Side Of Dupont & Embassy row". It was the perfect guided walking tour, a mix of historic facts, trivia and funny scandals of Washington Dc's history. Free tours is free, the only thing you pay it the tip, that is the guides salary. Here is a link Free Tours.
I have also taken the Georgetown tour but that one was not as interesting.
On the morning I went and bought cupcapes that I could give to my flight attentat co workers on our flight home to Copenhagen since it would be my birthday.
