60 Days of Jetting | A Recap
It already seems so distant, that feeling of jetting day to day. Over the course of sixty days I flew across the country, traveling for work and (mostly) for fun. For the first thirty days, I had a JetBlue All You Can Jet pass, which allowed me to fly as much as I wanted, wherever I wanted. And over the next 30 days, I continued flying for weddings.
Remarkably, it never felt rushed or stressful. At one point, I hit six states in five days, and there were times when things went awry, but for the most part, my travels were calming. I sunk myself into my surroundings, getting a sense of life in each place, trying not to feel too much like a tourist. It was a bit surreal how seamlessly each space blended into the next, creating this flow of locations that I experienced, one after the next. I often saw repeat groups of friends in different cities, at mutual friends’ weddings as I traveled. All of a sudden, I wasn’t limited by geographic location or by days of the week. I was flying all over the place, happily oblivious to the 9-5 world.
My 60 Days of Jetting may be up for now, but I’m already looking forward to my next trip to New York for Thanksgiving, and I’m already plotting the ways I can come back to the amazing jetsetter’s life I’ve stumbled upon.
Until then, here’s the roundup– 10 cities in my 60 days of jetting. Click to view each full post.
- Los Angeles, California
- Chicago, Illinois
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- New York, New York
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Boston, Massachusetts
- San Antonio, Texas
- Aliso Viejo, California
- Cincinnati, Ohio
- Lexington, Kentucky
Just looking at this picture makes me miss JetBlue– their signature blue chips. Yes, they are naturally blue potatoes. And quite delicious, I might add.