Showing posts with label DFW. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DFW. Show all posts
28 October, 2026
11 March, 2025
Wild Blue Yonder
Small against the vast expanse of the deep blue sky, Japan Airlines Flight 11 ascends from DFW Airport, bound for Tokyo’s Haneda Airport. The sleek Airbus A350-1000 appears almost minuscule as it soars over the Robert L. Crandall Campus in Fort Worth. It never ceases to amaze me that we have the power to send people thousands of miles across the sky to distant destinations.
It reminds me of this moment from Cabin Pressure:
Arthur: I'm just so excited about the trip!
Carolyn: Arthur, you've been on hundreds of trips. Hasn't the novelty worn off a little?
Arthur: No, never! It's just always exciting, that amazing moment when twelve tons of metal leaves the earth ... and no one knows why!
Carolyn: Yes, we do... There are four forces at work on the plane and as long as two of them are bigger than the other two, the plane flies.
Arthur: Mum, I don't mind that no one knows.
31 July, 2020
Skies in the World of Covid
A cargo flight takes off to parts unknown. The sky is usually full of planes carrying
people and goods all over the world. In
the new world we live in where COVID-19 is the reality; the skies are full of
cargo more than people going to parts unknown.
We can only hope that soon the skies will be full of joy again.
Labels:
Airplane,
Clouds,
Dallas,
DFW,
Euless,
Fort Worth,
Sky,
skywatch friday,
Texas,
tree
Location:
Euless, TX 76040, USA
16 January, 2016
Changes
Time moves like a river, we are caught in it and all we can do is go and mvoe with the current being mindful to avoid undertows and whirlpools. Things change around us as we move further along and we are helpless to do anything but observe the change and admire the beauty our surroundings.
30 January, 2013
Change
There comes a time where change is necessary, no matter how
used you are to something or how iconic something has become. Change is a good thing in many ways, it opens
the door to things that once would not be considered and allows for new ideas
to infiltrate and old stale ways to have new life breathed into them. While change can also be in some ways
negative and the fear of the unknown promotes fear, change is to be embraced
even if only for the reason that those who do not change are destined to eventually
fail.
A few days ago I got to see the new look of American
Airlines up close and personal. I feel
that it is a good step for this iconic legacy carrier to embrace the future as
they emerge from a long bankruptcy. I
feel that the new look is respectful of the history of the company and a gentle
nod to the country it represents.
18 December, 2007
Sarcasm Tree
Christmas is definitely the holiday of lights, and the senseless murder of millions of evergreen trees. Their beautiful death shrouds consist of colorful ornaments, and a dazzling array of lights. These three beauties were found in the lobby of the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Dallas, Texas over the weekend. Kind of gets you excited about the upcoming holiday doesn’t it?!!!!!
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