When talking about keeping up a blog... I've got one don't I?

This means I will be writing again. In preparation of the launch of the alternative order, this will be my scratch pad.

As you all know, I'm an airline employee. I work for US Airways, in their European callcentre in Liverpool. A very basic employment it is. Unfortunately it doesn't allow you to completely shut of your brain, although you're not really entitled to think either. At least I'm an airline employee, and that's what it's all about.
It's one thing working in a callcentre, being the interface between the phone and the computer, and another thing working in the airline industry. Both strive to operate at minimum cost in order to squeeze out a profit. The lowest paid callcentres you'll find in the airline business, callcentres only cost money, they don't generate a penny, so they say. It's all for crazy people like myself, and for the desperate with low self-esteem.

We hear strange stories on a daily basis, by itself already worth a book. But then, we hear them every day, so we get used to them. Just remember, in some parts of the world it seems the most important part of your holidays is the seat number you get on the plane. Enough a reason to book 11 months ahead to make sure nobody else beats you to it. I pity them, sorry, but I do.

Anyway, this is about the world, not a small place.
Working for an airline, I tend to travel a bit. More and more I wish I had a life, but I don't, so I travel. Going to Latin America again soon. We'll see where about later. Leaving in 10 days, only. You'll find out.