>Yeah, air travel ain't what it used to be. We use our miles to upgrade long flights whenever possible and that makes it much better.
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>Andy has already told me that if I stick him in economy on a flight over 2 hours that it is grounds for divorce :) We haven't made the long haul for 3 years now so I do not know what sort of deals can be had in business first but I used to get very good deals depending on when I booked.
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>I find the more places I visit, the more I know about the world. As the saying goes, travel is broadening (and not just for the hips).
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>'Course, if you go to Frankfurt for the Devcon it is definitely broadening for the hips.
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>I like New England in the fall, too. Both my kids went to college in New England, so for those years, we almost always had a fall drive up there.
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>I thought that Solomon went to school at Oberlin (Ohio).

No, we looked at Oberlin, but it wasn't a good fit. He went to Amherst (in Massachusetts).

Tamar