It's the 3rd day of a brand new year, yet nothing changes.
{Friday, November 29, 2013} 12:56 AM
On my flight to Hanoi on Wednesday morning, an Indian old man came up to me to request for a blanket as he was not feeling well. It was a short flight thus no blankets were preset on the seats.
I went back to him shortly with a blanket and he thanked me politely.
He was all smiles despite not being in the best state that day. He had his meal and did not ask for anything else till we landed into Hanoi.
While disembarking, he stopped at my door and told me, "you are a very good crew, and I thank you for that."
His simple remark made my day. Passengers' appreciation of the efforts crew have put in makes me appreciate my job more.
What I am trying to put across is that, making someone's day is not tough; it is the willingness to express it that really matters, and it is what's lacking in people nowadays.
We demand, we expect, but we do not give gratitude when granted.
{Saturday, November 9, 2013} 3:58 AM
today marks my 1.5 years of flying. that exludes my 3+ months of training.
{Wednesday, November 6, 2013} 11:25 AM
less than a year ago, I broke the ligament on my right wrist and had to undergo physio therapy for several months. I paid a few thousand dollars to get it treated.
{Wednesday, October 16, 2013} 6:44 PM
everytime a friend whom i haven been talking to contacts me, i know for sure that he didn't contact me just to ask about my well-being.
you know it's easy for you to just send me a photo/description of the item that you want me to help you purchase when i'm overseas, but have you ever thought of the hassle i have to go through just to locate it for you?
i have to google my way there > ask for directions if googling fails > find shop, look for item > look for wifi to contact you reg. prices > go back to the shop > settle tax refunds procedures > queue up with probably a million other tourists to get the refund back.
the next time someone asks me for help, I WILL REJECT IMMEDIATELY. sorry but please do not take my kindness for granted.