Tag Archives: Raleigh

It Could Have Been Worse!

Posted on October 17, 2018 by Patti Fralix

On Sunday morning when we were scheduled to fly from Amsterdam through Philadelphia to Raleigh, arriving home a little after 5pm the same day, Mike was awakened at 4am by a text from American Airlines with the news that our … Continue reading →

Posted in conflict, service, travel | Tagged Amazon, American Airlines, Amsterdam, Amsterdam Airport, British Airways, customer service, economy, equal, Executive Platinum flyers, experience, Fralix, good finder thoughts, Hilton Airport Hotel, Hurricane Irma, It could be worse, lessons, London, luggage, no control, options, Patti Fralix, Philadelphia, Raleigh, Raveena, self-sufficiency, The Fralix Group, traveling | 4 Comments

Delta is Ready When You Are!

Posted on January 11, 2018 by Patti Fralix

Many flying to or through the east coast in the past few days likely had a travel disruption. The storms throughout the east coast grounded planes, cancelled flights, and displaced luggage. The airports in New York were especially disrupted with … Continue reading →

Posted in gratitude, Leadership, life, Relationships | Tagged airport, business, cancelled flights, Caring, chaos, communication, competition, customer service, Delta, detail oriented, family, Flight, flying, Gregory's Coffee, JFK, LaGuardia, life, luggage, New York, Raleigh, relationships, Sky Club, Things that matter, travel, work | 2 Comments

Mike’s Christmas Tradition

Posted on December 28, 2017 by Patti Fralix

Those of you who know me, either in person or through my writings, know how important traditions are to me. One of my favorite traditions isn’t even mine, although I get to celebrate it each year. This tradition belongs … Continue reading →

Posted in Christmas, family, gratitude, thankful, traditions | Tagged 1983, 2003, Christmas, daughters, Douglasville, family, Fralix, grandchildren, history, life, memories, MoMo, Ornaments, personalized, Raleigh, son-in-law, thankful, traditions, travel, Uncle, year | Leave a comment

Part Six of Our Hurricane Irma in St. Maarten Experience

Posted on October 31, 2017 by Patti Fralix

After surviving Hurricane Irma in St. Maarten, four days after the hurricane hit, on September 10th, we were evacuated by Royal Caribbean Cruise Line. We sailed on Adventure of the Seas to Aruba, disembarking and overnighting there. The next … Continue reading →

Posted in conflict, family, gratitude, life, Relationships | Tagged American Airlines, book, Charlotte, Charlotte Douglas International Airport, children, daughters, Days Inn, depression, exhaustion, family, granddaughters, home, Hurricane, Hurricane Irma, joy, life, pain, patience, Raleigh, relationships, relief, sadness, safe, September 2017, St. Maarten, Survival, thankful, welcome home | 2 Comments

Part Five of Our Hurricane Irma Experience in St. Maarten

Posted on October 27, 2017 by Patti Fralix

Amazing. Just when we thought we were headed home, the take-off of our plane from Aruba was aborted and we are headed back to the gate. It had been more than a week since Hurricane Irma came through St. Maarten … Continue reading →

Posted in conflict, life | Tagged American Airlines, Aruba, business, charlotte north carolina, flight delay, Hurricane Irma, life, planes, Raleigh, relationships | 1 Comment

I See Them Everywhere

Posted on April 14, 2015 by Patti Fralix

I see them at the trampoline as I look out the windows, doing the dishes from breakfast. I see them in the bathroom, Virginia putting makeup on as I did, and in the perfume atomizer she took apart. I see … Continue reading →

Posted in Relationships | Tagged daughter, family, granddaughters, grandmother, Raleigh, relationships | 2 Comments