Comments on: West Coast Living http://jamesdanderfer.com/2009/12/west-coast-living/ jazz musician James Danderfer recordings, images, and media Sat, 31 Jul 2010 17:51:19 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: james http://jamesdanderfer.com/2009/12/west-coast-living/comment-page-1/#comment-100 james Tue, 12 Jan 2010 03:46:52 +0000 http://jamesdanderfer.com/?p=422#comment-100 But what would it be called? "How Did I Make It This Far?" or something? But what would it be called? “How Did I Make It This Far?” or something?

]]> By: megan http://jamesdanderfer.com/2009/12/west-coast-living/comment-page-1/#comment-99 megan Tue, 12 Jan 2010 01:21:15 +0000 http://jamesdanderfer.com/?p=422#comment-99 Hey there, playing a little bit of blog catch-up here. This post gave me the belly laughs James! I can picture your sprint through the snowy city so clearly! we must find a way to publish your adventures! hilarious Hey there, playing a little bit of blog catch-up here. This post gave me the belly laughs James! I can picture your sprint through the snowy city so clearly! we must find a way to publish your adventures! hilarious

]]> By: james http://jamesdanderfer.com/2009/12/west-coast-living/comment-page-1/#comment-49 james Mon, 14 Dec 2009 04:48:37 +0000 http://jamesdanderfer.com/?p=422#comment-49 Hmmm, that's a very clever way to do it John. I'll ask West Jet about that next time I check in. Thanks! Hmmm, that’s a very clever way to do it John. I’ll ask West Jet about that next time I check in. Thanks!

]]> By: John Doheny http://jamesdanderfer.com/2009/12/west-coast-living/comment-page-1/#comment-48 John Doheny Mon, 14 Dec 2009 01:54:11 +0000 http://jamesdanderfer.com/?p=422#comment-48 Two suitcases? Plus horn? I hope you're not one of those "I never check a bag cause the airline will lose it" bastards I've been running into lately. You know, the ones who fill up all the overhead bins with their crap so there's no room for your horn, forcing you to take a later flight because there's NO WAY that horn is "getting checked" and put under the plane. I actually discovered a new strategy for dealing with this while coming home from Boston last Thursday, if you're interested. Most airlines now have 'special' preboarding categories of passengers they let on along with the 'passengers needing assistance or travelling with small children" set. I was flying Continental, and they call this "Elite Access." Ask for it at check-in, and you get on ahead of the hordes, while there's still plenty of overhead-bin space to stash the horn. Takes the anxiety out of getting a seat assignment that boards last. Oh, and isn't it, like, 'snowing' in Vancouver right now? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Two suitcases? Plus horn? I hope you’re not one of those “I never check a bag cause the airline will lose it” bastards I’ve been running into lately. You know, the ones who fill up all the overhead bins with their crap so there’s no room for your horn, forcing you to take a later flight because there’s NO WAY that horn is “getting checked” and put under the plane.

I actually discovered a new strategy for dealing with this while coming home from Boston last Thursday, if you’re interested. Most airlines now have ’special’ preboarding categories of passengers they let on along with the ‘passengers needing assistance or travelling with small children” set. I was flying Continental, and they call this “Elite Access.” Ask for it at check-in, and you get on ahead of the hordes, while there’s still plenty of overhead-bin space to stash the horn.

Takes the anxiety out of getting a seat assignment that boards last.

Oh, and isn’t it, like, ’snowing’ in Vancouver right now? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

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