Aeroplan Status Anyone?

Well, I finally got around to this. Starting in the summer of 2003, I began using my Outlook calendar to keep track of all of my flights. I have often thought that if I put my travel on a page, it would give my family and friends a better appreciation for how much time I spend off the ground (or flirting with the possibility of spending yet another evening cuddled up in O’Hare). Since I’ve been doing this travel thing since 1999, you can tack another 4 years of material on to the top of this to get some idea of what my life has been like since then. People who don’t spend much time in airports aren’t likely to recognize where I’ve been, you’ll probably need a way to figure out where in the world is Carmen San Diego. If you think about it, during an average year I spend a full three weeks (24 hours a day) in the air.