I’m spending an decreasing amount of time in airports now that my boss moved myself and others to a travel position.
I can’t blame him because I’ve been asking for a position love this for years.
It’s one of those situations that confirms the outdated phrase, “be careful what you wish for.” You don’t constantly know how you’ll think about a big change in your life until the change takes locale and it’s irreversible. Before being moved to this job, the last example of this happening in my life was when I went to school after graduating high university. I wanted nothing more than to attend university at this premiere undergrad state university where I had been accepted, however I had rose-colored glasses on about what eventual school experience. While I was convinced it would be the most idyllic period of time in my life, school turned out to be a lot harder than I was prepared for when I first finished high university. It wasn’t just the difficulty of my classes, however also getting used to the claustrophobic social atmosphere. I wondered for weeks if it was the right decision to make at the time, however at least now I think resolute about it after I eventually graduated from that university four years later. I remember these days when I’m kneeling in my seat in the airport terminal staring outside onto the tarmac. My gaze was fixed on the runways one day and I started to wonder how they’re built altogether. Upon looking online, I l acquired that the concrete in airport runways is reinforced with steel rebar tie wire. That way it can handle the force, pressure, and tensile strength of airplanes taking off and landing on them all day long, every day.
16 gauge stainless steel tie wire