jianantonic | (no subject)

Wow, my schedule is really full. After all the remaining trips I have planned this year (Jess' wedding in two weeks, Cville for Thanksgiving, and NYC for five days in early Dec), I still come up about 2500 miles short of gold status for next year on United. So I was looking for ways to knock that out, but the truth is I don't have time in my schedule to take a trip anywhere. I have plenty of days where I can fly around and come home that day or the next, and that's fine, I just have no time to really see or do anything. So I'll either make one of the legs to NY (haven't bought that ticket yet) a mileage run where I fly all around the country before reaching my destination, or I'll just find the cheapest possible flight that puts me over 50K for the year and do an out-and-back. Simple enough. I just had no idea how full my schedule was.

Saturday: 10K
Sunday: WW training seminar
Monday-Tuesday: Olympia regional
Wednesday-Friday: work
Saturday-Sunday: Olympia regional
M: Blazer game
T: WW work
W-F: work
F-Su: Massachusetts for Jess' wedding
M-T: off
W-F: work
SS: off
M-W: work
Th-M: Ogden sectional (driving there and back)
T: off (maybe still driving back)
W-F: work
SS: off
MTWThFSSMT: Charlottesville for Thanksgiving
W-F: work
S-W: NYC
Th-F: work
S-T: off, but hosting a visitor
W-F: work
S-T: off
W-F: work
S-T: off (xmas)
W-F: work
S-T: off, and that brings us to 2013.

Many of those days off will be filled in with WW work, too, I just don't have a regular schedule there yet. I'm not complaining -- this is a great schedule to have and there's a lot of awesome stuff in there, it just means I don't really have room to squeeze any more travel in. So where's a good place to fly for a day?