Thanks for all of the great comments about the Going Green series of posts, but more exciting, thanks for the great tips you’ve posted on how you live and work Green.  There were a lot to choose from, but with gardening in full swing during the summer months, Janet from Omaha had a great reminder about composting.

To illustrate his post, Matt sent us some pictures of the new San Jose terminal and of his Coworkers.

At Southwest Airlines, the Company Culture can be a little different than most companies.  Sometimes it can seem odd, weird, different, or strange to Company outsiders but those of us who are privileged to work for such a great Company it happens

Can you point to the place where you first fell in love with the wonder of aviation?  I’m talking about the location to where you would return time and again to learn more about your newfound love.  I can, and the place is Amarillo, Texas and the time is the late 1950s.

If you know me or have read my posts, you will know that I am a huge, incurable, aviation nut.  I go beyond geek, fan, enthusiast, directly to nut.  I eat it, I live it, I speak it, and I bore others with it.  So when we dotted all the “I”s and crossed all the “t”s with the great folks from EAA’s Air Venture, I wanted to scream, “SOUTHWEST IS GOING TO THE OSHKOSH AIRSHOW.” 

Wherever you live in the United States, the July 4th holiday celebration has some pretty common threads.  I would imagine that most of us remember parades, patriotic music, family picnics, and fireworks.  But, if you grew up anywhere along the coasts of our country, you may recall, like I do, that the holiday also included a trek to the beach.  Hot dogs skewered on unbent coat hang