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  • Mary 3:04 am on August 13, 2010 | Reply
    Tags: 15 minutes of fame, flight attendant, Steven Slater   

    Fifteen minutes of fame 

    Well, it just amazes me. One can live a “normal” life day in and day out, year in and year out. Sometimes we make a difference; sometimes we don’t. Then, out of the blue, this guy Steven Slater, gets angry, yells at passengers, grabs a beer and then blows a slide. Now he is basking in the glory of his fifteen minutes of fame. Somehow it doesn’t seen either “fair” or “right.” Maybe that’s because I work in the same industry and I can’t imagine being in that plane with him. Wonder how he was to work with that day or any other day, for that matter. There are usually three flight attendants on the planes I work on. Every so often one of them isn’t someone we’d like to have over for dinner but hey, you just deal with it. Very, very often a passenger will get on our last nerve. Happens all the time and very rarely do any of us actually say what we’re thinking! I try to remember…..each day…..that many of these people are completely out of their element. I know how that feels. I’ve been of my element at times. My favorite time was years ago, in my previous life, in the mountains, working in our ski shop. We used to laugh at the “guests” asking how long before it would snow, when it would stop, how many inches we would get….and one of my favorites, “When do the deer turn into Elk?” or better yet, “Where do you store the “fake” snow in the summer time?” While in Cancun one time, waiting for our boat captain to take us out snorkeling, he arrived at the boat to tell us that it was too windy to go that day. Know what I said? “Will it be too windy tomorrow?” Oh brother……..

     
  • Mary 1:12 am on April 3, 2010 | Reply
    Tags: blessed, Easter, flight attendant, mother, sons   

    Hoppy Easter, Everyone! 

    I had a great two hour lunch today….with….my son, Ross! What a joy! A stranger would have had a very hard time trying to keep up with the constant chatter. He is, as many of you know, a flight attendant with Frontier, just as his mother is. That’s a whole other BLOG. We shared stories of flights, passengers, flight attendants; we caught up on a myriad of subjects; we laughed and we had a great burger and fries at Rodney’s in Tamarac Square. Yummmmm. It reminds me why I am so blessed to be the mother to my dear, precious sons. Nothing makes me happier than when I am in the presence of one or both of them. Ross’s brother, Cole, lives in Alaska so it’s a rare day when I can have a lunch with him! But, talk, we do! As I prepare my bags to leave for a flight in the morning I’m feeling blessed! I’m one lucky mom!

     
    • Beba 2:21 am on April 4, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      Hoppy Easter, Mar’!

      Seems we spent many early morning Easters together…my sister reminded me about the sunrise service, the breakfasts, and then the riding around the town, or to the lake between that and REAL church and Sunday School…won’t be long until the RF’s will be gathering…should be a fun weekend!

    • susan sprague 3:23 pm on April 3, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      Hoppy Easter to you too!!! I am really looking forward to Thursday night in Fort Collins at the salon for ladies night and seeing you in action again! After 30 yrs. of friendship I still love hearing your stories and they still inspire me. I am excited to experience your stories and books with all the ladies who attend this event..c’ya soon!

  • Mary 4:51 pm on January 18, 2010 | Reply
    Tags: author, breast cancer survivor, fearful flyer, flight attendant, heartwarming stories, inspiration, Mary Carwile,   

    Speaker, Author & Flight Attendant Mary Carwile 

    Hello, and welcome aboard my Blog!  As an author, speaker, breast cancer survivor, wife, mother, soon-to-be grandMary….and flight attendant…I will be sharing with you the landscape…and skyscape…that makes up my life. One day you might read something I just wrote;  another day you’ll see that I plan to speak in your city; maybe I’ll show you the view out my porthole window as I’m flying 35,000 feet above the earth.  Never a dull moment here!  Soar with me; share with me.  Whether you’re an aspiring writer or just wishing to be; if you’re terrified to fly or have always dreamed of being a flight attendant, or if you just need to be inspired to find a new path in your life, I think we’ll have plenty to chat about.  So, come on board.  We’re ready to take flight.

     
    • Rick Finbow 3:34 pm on March 7, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      Mary,
      You are my favorite motivational speaker and friend. I always enjoy hearing your new stories and adventures. I only see great opportunities in your future. Keep us all posted so we can “come along for the ride”.
      Your pal,
      Rick Finbow

    • rosa 4:02 am on March 3, 2010 Permalink | Reply

      HI

      THIS IS YOUR FRIEND FROM CANCUN, WISHING YOU TO HAVE ALL THE SUCCESS AND FIND MORE PEOPLE TO BE TOUCHED BY YOU.
      YOUR HUMBLE HIRED HELP

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