I pushed all my vacation forward. Am now at home in Cleveland for the rest of the month into the first week of May. At work it had actually become pretty boring as the flight schedule is cut to the bone. Rather than hang out in Chicago with nothing to do, I decided it was best to come back here and get the spring projects done.
Not only that, I rented a U-Haul and brought most everything I had in Chicago back with me. The lease was ending on my condo unit I was renting and I didn't want to get into another lease unless I knew for sure I would not be retiring from the airline. That which didn't make the cut for a U-Haul ride was donated in Chicago. Funny, I swore after we moved from Houston to Cleveland I would never rent one of those things again. No matter how much or how little you have, it's a royal pain to do. Of course it wasn't until
after I had picked up the truck that I saw an ad on the
inside of the truck promoting U-Haul's moving help. They can now provide muscle if you need it. Shame the lady on the phone when I made the reservation, nor the app when I was pricing, never mentioned that!
I would think that even if I go back to Chicago, my days at the airline are numbered. Just not where I want to be, physically or mentally.
What's the point of an open door policy if inside the open door sits a closed mind?