Thursday, March 24, 2005

Starbuck

This is something I got at a local Starbucks.


A friend tells me it's a caramel frap. I don't have a clue. I just asked for some coffee product that was cold and was sweet, not bitter. It was really good.

Wednesday, March 23, 2005

Hilton Columbus

This week I'm back at the Hilton again:


It's a really nice font design, here's a pic of it at an angle:


I'm bunked up here as long as I am at work... and no... the reason is not because I'm sleeping all the time. It's a work place too!

Sunday, March 20, 2005

T &T Around the corner

A new supermarket called T&T recently opened in my neighbourhood and this was the first time I've been there. It has some of the best prices and it's clean like a Dominion or Loblaws (if you consider those clean). We were there buying some take out sushi and joining the crowd:


Chinese people just like to be at crowded places

Thursday, March 17, 2005

Concourse B

Much like Toronto's airport, Cincinnati's is divided into different sections and I had to get to Concourse B. I had to ride a bus that runs from concourse to concourse through traffic of trucks transporting baggage and airplanes. Here is a picture of the inside of concourse B:


It's really huge a nice. But where's the Canadian flag??? Here's a map if you're ever there:


Much like concourse C, a familiar restaurant can be easily found:

Wednesday, March 16, 2005

The Cincinnati Northern Kentucky Airport

With a connector flight I get to see a different airport. Here are pics of concourse C:


Yes, those are old black and green CRT TVs for showing the flight information.
Here is the only restaurant I could easily see:

Connector Flight

Last week I had a connector flight so I was talking a different plane. It's a jet this time and not a prop


This is all of us after we got off:


Are you wondering what we're all staring at? Here it is, our baggage:

Saturday, March 12, 2005

Terminal 3

You have probably read about JetsGo by now and how their Terminal 3 front is all empty now with people everyone else scrambling around looking for another way to get to their destination, I hope you get an idea how difficult arranging travel is. I was in Terminal 3 just last week:


I hope everyone is able to get to where they need to be. A company that has so many commitments it's suppose to fulfill should not be allowed to shut down like that. I would be really annoyed if I were stuck in a place because my flight was cancelled. Investors should also place more thought into what they invest in. How could they invest in a company that Michel Leblanc founded after he's bankrupted 2 (Royal Aviation before being sold to backrupted Canada 3000 and Quebecair which was renamed to Intair) already!

For more info see: http://www.ctv.ca/generic/WebSpecials/jetsgo/about.html