For the sake of my job and for privacy, I will be leaving out certain details like my company or when this nightmare flight occurred.

Let me set the stage for you, it was the eve of Chinese New Year, our Hong Kong flight has been delayed five times for a total of ten hours…

To make this post a little more succinct and easier to read because let's be real, my style of blogging is like a stream of consciousness, I'm going to section this blog post into who, what, where, when, and why I became a flight attendant.

Does this title sound obnoxious and demanding?! I apologize! I blame the blog machine that urges me to write catchy titles. I promise you that this isn't one of those click bait titles because... what is there to bait and switch it with?!

Lots of people ask me for the pros and cons of my job. I feel like the pros are pretty obvious but let me just list you a few.

So I get asked a variation of this question on a regular basis. A lot of the questions has to do with curiosity about the job because it is a bit of a novelty. But I figured I’ll start writing and trying to address some of the questions that I get about this profession. For this blog post, I'll try to detail what you need to become a flight attendant.

A few of you have been asking me how the sale of my house is doing. I figured I'd write a quick blog to address some of the questions I've gotten because I only choose to reveal these types of information in my stories. (Shout out to my story fam!) This is the beauty of a blog, I can point people to it instead of reiterating myself.

Are you guys shocked?! I feel like as a home and interior Instagram account this is a pretty big deal. And I feel like a blog post would be the best way to address some questions and thought process behind this decision we made. Namely because it probably won't fit a tiny IG caption. Plus, talking about it here means I can reread the reasons why when I start to doubt myself.