Flight 69 for take off? Rainbow Ride of a lifetime!

Traveling is one of the most fun things in the whole, wide world! If there is one thing that I could do for a living without having to go to school, it'd be to work for an airline. For a flight attendant, bag checker, transporter, security etc etc you don't have to have a college education, but to be a pilot that works for the airline, you do. Flight school isn't as hard as some people may think it to be. All  you really have to do is study hard and pay attention just as if you were attending a normal university.

In my opinion, I'd probably assume that it would be a fun job in itself in that one could travel for free. Who wouldn't want to have a job to where you could see the continental U.S., Canada or even the world...depending upon the airline and course schedule that one is assigned. I've always wanted to see the world because I'm one who loves the culture of any country due to the simple fact that I enjoy learning. To be able to immures ones self or even get a glimpse of what another society feels would be a life changing event. I know I wouldn't be able to leave the airport for a long enough period of time to see the lifestyles of the indiginous people, but I be able to just stand on the ground for a mere millisecond would be an incredible feeling.

In the year of 2014, I did more traveling than I ever have in one year and I was mostly by myself. I enjoyed the time to myself because I had a lot of time to think but never did I have anyone holding be back from an activity that peaked my interest. In march, I flew to Boston, Massachusetts/ Providence, Rhode Island where I was able to tour the cities for almost a weeks time. They were so beautiful with their old architecture, amazing tourist sites, and friendly atmosphere. The clubs were a big deal up north due to the massive amount of spring breakers that possessed the same idea to visit as I had. It was incredible to the fluidity that everyone had on the dance floor as if a wave of pure euphoria flowed from their bodies in perfect unison. Most of the people were very friendly, yet I still felt like the majority kept to themselves due to spectacle opinions about tourists.  Because Dunk'n Donuts headquarters was located in town, the fast food locations were on every street corner. It was as if they all seemed to be in disgust about the rival known as Crispy Creme. Personally, I'm a CC fan (don't tell them that). I did taste a lot of great donuts that I couldn't find back home at the DD that was located a couple exits down at a gas station. The aquarium was such a beautiful place to visit

Other events I attended Last year were:

Several times I traveled to Birmingham with my friends Samantha and Jasmine.

Sheffield, AL to the Geek Gathering September 19th/20th, 2014

September I went to Athens, GA with my friend Nabila

October- I visited Chattanooga, TN and Collegedale TN for opening week of college tours

October- halloween weekend (October 31st- November 2nd 2014) I went to Hallowcon in Dalton Ga.

Early November I went to Charleston, SC

December I went to Chattanooga with my best friend Stephanie.

I made so many fun memories and friends that I still talk to today. I was so blessed to meet so many great people that cared enough to stay in touch. It was such a fun year of travel, and I hope that I get a chance to travel more in 2015. Bring on the cons! I can't wait to go to the ones that I already have planned thanks to being an assistant for two of my great author friends.

Here are some photos that were taken while I was up in Boston!