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Back to Work - The Sequel
By: Jeff Lamb 
Jan 03 2008
The "gift" of feedback...one of the greatest gifts someone can receive is the gift of truthful candor. A friend of mine likes to say, "we all need 'grace and truth' but remember 'grace' comes first for a reason." Throughout the year, I have received my share of 'undeserved favor'...that is grace, and thankfully my share of LUVing truth. This blog has been a blessing in both of these areas. In... read more
Be More Productive
By: Brian Lusk 
Jan 02 2008
Did you see the television ads about Nick and his productivity during all the football games the past few day? His story is even highlighted on southwest.com. If you haven't gone there yet, check out the Be More Productive web site.
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Happy New Year and an Interview with Herb
By: Brian Lusk
Dec 31 2007
The Southwest Airlines Blog Team sends their wishes for a Happy New Year to all our readers. Without your comments (we appreciate the "bad" along with the "good), our blog would have been a boring place to be. We send special New Year's wishes to the great folks at RD2 Inc. who are the technical brains and design geniuses behind the blog for their great Holiday decorations. I especially like... read more
Did 'w00t' Sum Up Your 2007?
Dec 28 2007
I love learning new words and any "fun" twists that make conversation interesting. According to the Merriam-Webster online poll, the winner of 20 terms that best summed up 2007 was "W00t". Now apart from being the name of my favorite web site, besides southwest.com :), it is defined as " a hybrid of letters and numbers used by gamers as an exclamation of happiness or triumph".
One word... read more
Creating Memories, Traditions, and GIRL POWER! Priceless . . .
By: Kim Delevett 
Dec 27 2007
In an earlier blog entry, I shared my thoughts about visiting my extended Vietnamese family in the humid Mekong Delta with my husband, sisters-in-law, and Southwest Coworkers. A month later, I had another amazing family reunion; however, this time, it was in chilly Chicago with an exclusive group: The Delevett Granddaughters. I was included because I married into the family and was allowed to... read more
Merry Birthday?
By: Gordon Guillory 
Dec 26 2007
The Holiday Season has always been a special time of year for me; it's the time of year when I celebrate Christmas and my birthday.I was born the day after Christmas, and every time I'm with my parents during this time, my father brings up the subject of my birthday. You see, he claims that I was born on Christmas Day; he says he remembers seeing and holding me on Christmas day; and if you hear... read more
A Christmas Gift From Southwest Airlines
By: Brian Lusk
Dec 24 2007
In case you haven't heard about this, check out the gift we gave to 171 soldiers and their families.
From the Nuts About Southwest Blog Team, we wish all of you a very Merry Christmas, and we will be back on Wednesday with a new post.
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Southwest Airlines Holiday Traditions...
By: James Malone 
Dec 24 2007
Each year as the Holidays near, our HDQ in Dallas, TX is magically transformed into a winter wonderland. A Team of Elves almost magically overnight transforms the hallways and nooks and crannies of our HDQ building into something magical. This is something that I've come to look forward to year after year.
Another tradition that we have here at Southwest is a Holiday Tree Ornament. I've... read more
Holiday Songs in Our Hearts
By: Bob Hurst 
Dec 22 2007
Marry Me, FLY FREE! And He Did.
By: Kim Delevett
Dec 21 2007
MARRY ME, FLY FREE! And he did.
On October 25, 2007, my hubby Peter and I celebrated our tenth wedding anniversary in Cambodia. It was a special day because we renewed our vows with my sister-in-law Aimee, an ordained Episcopal priest, who officiated the surprise ceremony. The ceremony set the mood for visiting the sacred and majestic Angkor Wat and the surrounding temples.
Lucky for me, travel... read more
Latest LUV Mail
From: Cynthia Moynihan
Tampa,Florida
An Act of Kindness
May 20 2013
Going to an airport and getting on a plane and traveling to
unfamiliar territory takes on a whole new meaning when one...
