Pregnant Angelina Jolie is Flying High

Trinity is jealous, jen is so jealous of angies baby stomach.And so are all the x hens.Brad makes love to angie everynite plus he cuddles her in bed everynite.what do you cuddle Trinity yourself?

Orchid @ 03/12/2008 at 2:36 am Just love this one. Time to post it again. There’s room for three in there!

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Thanks. I love it.

I must have missed it the first time so thanks again.

james madison @ 03/12/2008 at 12:53 am I think there is something wrong with her.
Who flies a plane pregnant???

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Answer: Female pilots!

Lee Maisey for one.
http://www.nzawa.org.nz/history.htm
From Lee Maisey

I have sat down a few times trying to write this story but I couldn’t think of a title or direction. Was it to be ‘Life after Qantas NZ’, or ‘Do Babies and Flying Mix?’, or maybe ‘Having your cake and eating it too’. So I’ll just start at the beginning - a very brief story of my last year and a half…

August 2000 was the beginning. I had just started with (the then) Ansett NZ flying the Dash 8 and found out John and I were expecting our first baby. That was interesting times. 3 weeks of ground courses, 14 days in Sydney in the simulator (to make matters worse, my sim times were from 11pm till 3am - meaning getting back to the hotel at 4.30 in the morning). Not that flash when I was 11 weeks pregnant and sick! Fortunately when I returned from the sim and starting flying the real thing, my sickness started to subside.

As Qantas’ first ever pregnant pilot (believe it or not, even Qantas Australia has never had a pregnant pilot), I had to sort out myself what I needed in regards to uniform. They first offered me the flight attendants preggy dress! (The Dash has a 5 point harness and control column that comes up from the floor). I flew until I was 25 weeks pregnant and definitely showing. Then it was home to rest and have a baby. I got VERY large in the tummy department and very bored (being at home for 15 weeks with no baby and no work). Life was very blissful - until it happened… Not the baby - but Qantas NZ went under. John and I found ourselves unemployed bums!

6 days later Max decided today was the day (actually the doctors decided), and he was born with help from an induction then unplanned Caesar. I was very disappointed not to deliver naturally, but soon got over that with a bonny big boy weighing in at 9lb 4oz.

When Max was a week old, John had an interview with Air Nelson, and four weeks later found himself in Nelson on a Saab ground course. We sold our house in Wellington and moved to Nelson.

Max was about 7 months old when I decided I was almost ready to go back flying. I scored myself a permenant part-time job with Origin Pacific. I am now a Captain on the Jetstream 31 two or three days a week. Which is just fantastic. John has jumped ship, and is now a Jetstream 41 Captain with Origin. We have brought a lovely house in Nelson, and are very happy in the sunniest part in NZ.

Through all this chaos, I have found what really matters in life. I thought we had it made with Qantas, and was very disappointed when it collapsed. But our lives are better than ever. I now have the best of both worlds. Flying with great people, in a cool little aeroplane, all around the country, at home every night AND I spend lots of quality time with John and Max. I believe I have my cake and am enjoying eating it! In answer to my first question ‘babies and flying do mix very well’.

Being successful is not measured on the size of aeroplane you fly. It’s about balance, quality of life, and enjoying what you do. So whether you are circuit training in your Tomahawk or cruising across the Pacific at Mach .85 in your Jumbo make sure you enjoy it. Then, go home and hug your family.

Keep smiling, Lee

Rosella Bjornson is another. There have been quite a few pregnant pilots for commercial airlines.

Ummmm, yea, how does being away for a few hours equate to a couple of months? New math?

Maureen @ 03/12/2008 at 7:41 am

Excellent response. I just love it when a fan can put across an intelligent argument without lowering themselves to the haters level.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2008-03-11-wetlands-mrbill_N.htm

By Rick Jervis, USA TODAY
NEW ORLEANS — Mr. Bill, the tragic comic clay character made famous by TV’s Saturday Night Live, stands on the roof of his home, surrounded by rising water from “Hurricane Sluggo.” Suddenly, an alligator swims over and swallows him whole.

“Oh no, get me out of here!” Mr. Bill says in his trademark shriek. “Oh nooo!”

That television public service announcement aired in 2004 — a year before Hurricane Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast. Levees gave way, flooding most of New Orleans, and residents were stranded on roofs.

Williams joins several celebrities who have used their status or contacts to promote New Orleans’ recovery effort and warn of future dangers to the city. They include actors Harry Shearer, John Goodman, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie.

Unlike the others, Williams has a singular focus: restoring the wetlands, what he calls the “No. 1 issue facing New Orleans.” Williams has told the wetlands story directly to Jolie, and he has sent out DVDs and letters on the topic to former vice president Al Gore, former presidential candidate John Edwards and the presidential campaigns of Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama.

good morning everyone on board!

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/james-denselow/nomans-land-palestian-_b_91048.html

In 2006, as Iraq descended into new depths of civil conflict, 350 Palestinian refugees were driven out of Baghdad by targeted violence. They arrived in the desert no-man’s-land between the Iraqi and the Syrian border crossings at Al-Tanf. Due to their concerns over the arrival of an estimated 1.6 million Iraqi refugees adding to the number of Palestinian refugees already in the country, the Syrian authorities denied the Palestinians access into Syria, also preventing any more Palestinians arriving into the no-man’s land.

The severity of the humanitarian status of the refugees in these camps led the UN to deploy their high-profile Goodwill Ambassador Angelina Jolie in August 2007. After visiting Al-Waleed, Miss Jolie told the press that, “it is absolutely essential that the ongoing debate about Iraq’s future includes plans for addressing the enormous humanitarian consequences these people face.” Yet almost half a year on and little has changed, the situation remains as desperate as ever for these Palestinians stuck in one of the world’s most ba

someone will just look up to her while fying,and say,i wish i could do the same!awww she hates flying.she took a train to vancouver and miami.her azz. her blue azz.

jess @ 03/12/2008 at 8:03 am

she really doesnt look pregnant in these pictures!

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Hey jess, you just want to believe it that way.

ALSO, STOP POSTING IN DIFFERENT NAMES THAT SHE DOES NOT LOOK PREGNANT. IT JUST MAKES ALL HATERS & ANISTON FANS JEALOUS & STUPID WHICH REALLY THEY ARE.

OT……American Idol

Sorry to raise this on a Brangelina thread but the fans on these threads are so knowledgable about everything….so I thought I would ask you guys…..

What the h e l l was going on with Simon Cowell and Ryan Seacrest?
Is it all staged or do they really dislike eachother that much?
Anyone notice?
Anyone know why?

Is Ryan gay?
Is Simon gay?
Are they trying to out eachother?

It all got a bit nasty so I was wondering if it is just for ratings?
Any thoughts, Brangelina fans?

#220 :Go look for your tab story some where else.

hi everyone :)

Orchid @ 03/12/2008 at 2:36 am

Just love this one. Time to post it again. There’s room for three in there!

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