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Flight Tracker
It’s great to be home for a while… no extended travel anywhere on the near horizon.
That’s a good thing, as I’ve got kids’ birthdays to worry concern happily conjure in July and August. It’s also a good thing because I almost got used to living out of a suitcase.
I knew travel would be an issue with the new job. Enough of an issue that had it been offered a year earlier, I wouldn’t have accepted. The kids are a little older though, and remember me when I come home. Mostly.
I added a little feature to the sidebar. Each of these icons represents a flight I’ve been on since January 1st. Thirty-one of them since the start of this blog. At some point, if I get really bored, I’ll add roll-over effects that give you information about each specific flight. Yeah, that’s the ticket.
[tags]Ike Pigott, Occam’s RazR, travel[/tags]
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