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I really enjoy writing my airline reviews, and I really hope that you guys do, too! I really hope you get something out of them. I do put a lot of effort into them, because I'm trying to keep them as informative as possible, but please let me know if there's anything you'd like to see included into them, or an airline you'd like to see me review, and I'll see what I can do! (Lol, rhyme.)
A few weeks ago now, I took a flight down to London Luton Airport with easyJet, and this is what I've noted down to talk about with you.
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I have a confession to make. I'm a giant freaking nerd. There, I said it. Science is, and always has been, one of the things that has absolutely captivated me. I remember when I was younger, my brother got given a telescope as a present and I was extremely jealous, but also joined him and my dad while using it to look at the moon - and one of my most vivid memories of this time was looking at the moon and seeing these string like ... things bouncing about. ALIENS!!!! I thought.
It was my hair.
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So, this is a post I've had in my mind for a while now, but I can't remember exactly how it's come into fruition in my mind. Though, I feel like it's important to talk about.
We know that unemployment rates are high, and there's so much talk about benefits - benefits getting cut or benefits not going to those who actually need it. In short, there's a lot of talk, and rightly so. There is also a stigma attached to one particular type of benefit - and that's jobseekers. We know the stigma, but in case you're unaware;
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Last
month, on March 2nd 2017, I was given the honour of being invited along
to a press event for astronaut, Brian Duffy, the 268th person to go
into space, who was visiting Glasgow. Brian Duffy is part of the Kennedy Space Center and talks to schools, with a aim of inticing the next
generation of scientists and astronauts. This event was hosted by
Barrhead Travel.
I'm sorry it's taken me so long to get this post up, I've been struggling a lot with uni, but here we are!
The
event was being hosted at the St Vincent street branch in Glasgow City
Centre, and oh my god. I told my friend Morag that if I hadn't have been
walking there with her, I probably would have walked right past the
store - because it's not the red and blue branding that I expected.
Instead, the shop had a more luxury feel to it, with the store front being in black
and gold, and inside there were canopies set up with the travel
advisors sitting inside. To get to the travel advisors, customers have
to walk over a little bridge that goes over a "river" in the middle of
the shop. It was all really cool, and I appreciated the little
attentions to detail.
