My oldest is so excited. She said that she'll miss me but she is proud of me. She knows that we'll talk on the phone and skype as much as we possibly can. It is a little harder with the younger kids. My son has special needs and is not very verbal. I have been trying to explain everything to him but it is difficult to know if he understands what is about to go on. It is hard, but he is the strongest person I know and he'll be ok. My youngest is two. She doesn't seem to understand but she has been enjoying playing "airplane" with her older sister.
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I have to have to plan for two days of business attire and then business casual clothing. I am trying to learn from my mistakes from my previous experience and pack lightly. Thankfully there is a laundry room at my hotel and I can just rotate and mix and match pieces.
I have been studying. With AirTran they sent me a two page packet of things to study before training. With my new airline there was online modules that needed to be completed by tomorrow (I finished mine a day after I got them!!) and we have to be ready for a test within the first couple of days. There is a lot more information and with the kids it has been a lot harder to prepare than it was with AirTran. But I am feeling confident.
I'll post more as I learn more. They are keeping us on our toes. I do not even have my flight or hotel information yet!
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