I know, I was crushed that they didn't fly to SeaTac. They're strictly east-west flyers. Though at those prices, OAK to NYC to NO, for example, might be cheaper than Delta or whatever.

I just love the airplanes. I mean the seats. Comfy seats for everyone. How unAmerican. Somewhere, someone is inquiring, where's our two-tier system? Airline; I mean three-tier?

And checking Jet Blue's site again, they do now have commuter flight from Long Beach to Oakland. With startlingly cheep prices.

I think I'll be flying JetBlue when my dad flies me up to see him in SF from now on.

They really do need to add a route on the west coast up to SeaTac, so that I may one day fly up to visit Seattlistas.

They need JetBlue in LA is what they need.

I've been emailing with Nilly, who does want to go to Disneyland.

We have a little bit more coordinating to do with Allyson, but that Tuesday or Wednesday seem like they would work so far.

The cheap flights and only-their-website places seem to always be slightly out of the way. Now, I think Oakland is a better airport than SFO, the same way that I think Burbank is a better airport than LAX, but OAK and BUR are considered out of the way.

I want to go to New York. Hey, New Yorkers, does anyone want to come and stay at my house while I'm off camping in August, and then let me crash at your place in, say, October, when I come for a long weekend to gorge myself on museum-going?

They need JetBlue in LA is what they need.

I think the reason they offer the prices they do is because they fly out of Long Beach instead of LAX. If they flew out of LAX, they'd probably be the same or even more expensive than other flights.

I've not had time to do much coordinating, my goal today is to get Nilly a good deal on health insurance, and then wait for the bill from Nilly's travel agent. I think it'll hit me as real as soon as the ticket is paid for, you know?

They need JetBlue in LA is what they need.

They need JetBlue in Cincy is what they need. All the other airports within 2 hours' drive have it.

Sparky has the cat-free place, as I recall, which makes it your best option for breathing.

I am pet-free, with a pull out couch, two air matresses and easy access to the downtown Berkeley BART. Also within walking distance of the very yummy vegan sushi place.

I've not had time to do much coordinating, my goal today is to get Nilly a good deal on health insurance, and then wait for the bill from Nilly's travel agent. I think it'll hit me as real as soon as the ticket is paid for, you know?

And a damn good goal it is.

I know it's too far out to plan the details yet--I just need to put my bid in now for the days off, to make sure I am free for whatever does happen.