Cabin Crew Crazy

I would like to give a massive thank you to Eurostar for donating such a large volume of information to my blog! In addition to that another massive thank you to Lesley Retallack for getting these items together and organising them before sending them out! Eurostar, is a company that many Brits will know as a provider of easy transport into Europe via London. I myself have travelled on the Eurostar to Paris and Belgium, however more recently I went on the Eurotunnel with school. Thanks again Eurostar! Here are the items below:  The Eurostar scarf has many shades including various blue tones and a bright yellow. It also features the company logo and a 'Celebrating 20 years of Eurostar' logo. [Middle] The name badge has been specially made for me and features my name and the language I speak. [Left] A Eurostar diary which has space to record when your vacation is and when you are busy. [Right] [A closer picture of the name badge can be found below in the blo

Dear All, I was fortunate enough to be offered the amazing opportunity to be 'cabin crew' for a day with Thomas Cook Airlines ! Here is how the day was... -- I awoke at 3AM to my alarm gradually getting louder and I felt a buzz of excitement with a hint of nervousness. [I had never been 'actual' crew before!] My mind was whirling with questions: 'What will the passengers think of me?', 'How will people react when they see me walking through the terminal?', 'I wonder what aircraft we will be on?' and much more went flying around my head! I then got up and proceeded to get ready for the day... it was still dark outside. My body was gaining awareness of what time it was but still I was taking it all in my stride. To wake myself up, I went into the bathroom and turned on the light; all of a sudden my eyes opened and I 'sprang to life'. Once I had done that, I went back to my bedroom and got out my uniform. I took my bla