Stephanie! The bar is coming up soon, isn't it? I'm vibing hard for you....

Is there an advantage to doing this if you still have to check bags?

More seating options.

Depending on which airline, there are often dedicated lines to check the baggage of those folks who've checked in online. The lines to check in, even at an eticket kiosk, can be horrendously long.

Most of the time, I check in online and drop my luggage off curbside, and I'm through security and at the gate in 10 minutes.

More seating options.

Hmm. I don't think I can do it without coordinating with my hubby. We're on two different reservations because I go to San Antonio from Lansing and he goes to Dallas.

All of the above. I have a dedicated line at LAX and one at DTW and I got 12 rows closer to the front.

And this:

Most of the time, I check in online and drop my luggage off curbside, and I'm through security and at the gate in 10 minutes

Is wonderful when you have an infant.

My mom used to wake me up with Oh, What a Beautiful Morning, as well. I hate that song now. Actually, I hate most morning themed songs, because she liked to mix it up. Also, can't stand piano music in the morning. The piano was against the other side of my bedroom wall. Not a good way to wake up.

I hate mornings.

I got "Wake up little Suzi".....I still get it, in fact. Not every morning, but enough.

Just got home from the vet. I look like a leper. Bastet was NOT happy to be poked and prodded by the vet, so she kept climbing up me, and wrapping herself around my neck. I was a little sweaty, and she was shedding like crazy from the nervousness, so I have broken out everywhere I didn't have clothing covering me (I am wearing a sleeveless top). My arms, neck and back look awful. People were staring at me as I walked home. I have taken a powerful allergy med, and will probably be asleep in five minutes.

Poor Bastet, though. She's got a sinus infection. And it took quite a bit of poking and prodding to figure that out. Then the vet decided to clip her claws since we were going to have to give her meds ('cause her claws are lethal). Then she got a shot, so we didn't have to start her medication till tomorrow ('cause she was really mad). Poor thing. I felt so badly for her. When she was finally all done, she just went and hid in the corner of the exam room. I think she's glad to be back to the safety of home. There's only an evil dog here.

I just love the name Bastet.

eta: And I'm sorry about her and your vet experience, but hope that the various medicines make each of you feel better.

she lost her first tooth

I remember having a loose tooth in about the 1st grade. My dad wanted to pull it, but I told him no. So, he asked if he could just wiggle it. I said sure. Then, while wiggling my tooth, he decided to pull it. It wasn't quite ready to come out, so I ended up with a mouthful of blood. My dad ended up with a lapful of vomit.

I hate mornings.

My sistah!

Poor Bastet!

CJ won't wiggle his loose teeth, he won't let us touch his loose teeth, they practically have to fall out by themselves.

K-Bug, on the other hand, would wiggle, wiggle, wiggle as soon as one loosened up.

Poor Bastet.

I get to go home in 10 minutes!!!

My dad ended up with a lapful of vomit.

I hope your dad learned his lesson.