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How Do I Speak to a Person at Alaska Airlines?
Many times it becomes essential to get yourself connected to the customer care service of the airline you want to use any service. And now you are looking for how do I speak to a person at Alaska airline so that you can get to know about the services. For that, you have to know that Alaska airlines customer support is available 24 hours a day, and they can be connected for the whole week. Suppose you wanted to speak with the customer support of Alaska airlines and could not get to them for some reason, then you have various other ways to connect with Alaska's customer service. You have a chat, email, and social network where you can get your issues to them and get a proper resolution.
By Matt Damon3 years ago in Wander
The 10 Most Beautiful Mosques Around the World
The adherents of Islam go to the Mosque every day to offer their five times daily prayers. These five prayers can also be made indoors instead of a Mosque on a prayer mat. But the prayers offered in a Mosque bring us more rewards as compared to the prayers indoors. While the prayers of Jumma and Eid are compulsory to be observed in a Mosque. Muslims observe all their prayers facing the Kaaba located in the heavenly city of Makkah. The Muslims visit the Mosque, do prostration, and hear sermons delivered by Imam. Muslims around the world also visit the Grand Mosque in the holy city of Makkah via All-inclusive cheap umrah packages for the submission of their Umrah journey.
By James Carl3 years ago in Wander
A Walk From Settle To Scaleber Foss
Steep Slopes In Settle Steps in Settle Settle is not a place to drive but almost every place seems to have a unique construction, in the centre every house, shop and whatever is a different construction. Settle is full of steep hills which must really test the handbrakes of parked cars, but these can be navigated but must be hellish for someone who is disabled or unfit. Even I feel it when I am walking back to April Cottages from the Co-Op via Robin Hill.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Wander
The Path
I step out into the night, the coolness of the air around me, peels away the fatigue, the angst, and the drudgery I have been feeling. I can sense the heat from the house radiating behind me, a massive smothering heat, as the summer has been so very hot and dry. I can feel the coolness of the dew on my feet as I step into the grass, freshly cut the day before. The wet upon feet is refreshing as my dry, cracked soles have never seen the long Hard Summer Heat. It has been overwhelming I am not used to toiling in the fields. I had been pampered in my lifestyle, this, was all new to me. The night air was cool and invigorating; I could feel something novel, almost tangible in the air. I close my eyes and my face reaches for the light of the full moon. I open my eyes to the brightness of the moon glowing down upon me, giant and warm, even though it should not radiate heat, strange, I think to myself. I can feel something in the light of the moon, in the energy, as though something is pulling the water inside my body moving it to a rhythmic beat for which there is no sound. The gentle caress of light upon my face, brushes soft against my skin, it re tells a memory of a lovers caress. I feel everything, the energy within the grass growing, and the plants around me emerging upwards and out, reaching forward. The vines of small squashes coil their tiny arms around the grass, stretching them out to where they will have more space to greet the sun when she rises in the morning .It is almost as though I can hear the chloroplasts photosynthesizing the carbon dioxide into oxygen. I can feel the energy at a molecular level. I can see the light of a thousand stars some which should not be visible with the moon so bright in the sky. The animals are silent, the wind barley rustles a leaf it is as though the universe is frozen within this moment or just in slow motion. This ancient vestibule spreads out further than my imagination can even fathom. I breath the night air, cool an fragrant it snaps me back to the now, why am I awake? Why am I in the yard, I had been in bed dreaming of cool waters and tropical beaches? What had pulled me from vivid dreams of far off places blue crystal water? I had woken up with a start hearing something in the barn, I remember. I start back on my investigative walk towards the barn at first forgetting the moment of awe inspiring epiphany I had experienced moments before. I can smell the dryness of the wood, the ancient Mysteries of the land around me. I take long steps, in my bare feet, across the yard towards this ancient building. As I put my hands on the cold metal of the lever on the door, flashes of the past race through my mind. Generations have made their history come alive on this land, how have not reveled in my own antiquity. Reaching to open tall wide door I can smell the hay inside clean and fresh as though I had filled it just yesterday. What is inside? What am I going to find? I can feel the anticipation, no fear, and no worry. I should be fearful, being in a place I hardly know, in the middle of the night in my pajamas and my bare feet. Yet I feel as though I am floating towards my destiny, my soul’s purpose. Everything inside of me vibrates as I opened the door. Through a large crack in the roof the light of the moon shines down upon a small brown owl seated on the cross bar to the loft of the barn staring at me. His dark eyes reached out to speak to me; I can feel his stare into the very depths of my soul. As I look deeper I can hear a thousand years of human history, of our spiritual growth. I can see the words of the great Mother Earth , Gaia. I can feel the energy of every religion and understand the spiritual meaning of the teachings of the greatest philosophers. it is as though a great gift of knowledge , a new way of understand is being given to me. I can feel my arms opened in prayer as my face turns towards the sky and this small fragile owl takes Wing. His slight wings open up, and swoop over my head, as he passes the wind from his wings brushes against my hair like a gentle caress of a God moving across the sky. A ball of light flies from his talons and smashes into my chest, knocking the breath out of my lungs. I fall to one knee gasping for air and as I look around to see the small owl fly away I realize that I can hear everything, everyone's voice, everyone's thoughts and I know that forever I will be changed.
By Erin Winspur3 years ago in Wander
Top Places in Hawaii to Visit While on Vacation
For those who enjoy the sun, beach, and sea, Hawaii is a paradise. It is understandable why so many people choose to vacation in Hawaii each year given the state's varied terrain and fantastic climate. Continue reading if you need suggestions for places to visit while in Hawaii. The best spots to visit while in Aloha State will be covered in this blog article.
By Tanvi Punia3 years ago in Wander
Paradise Resort Kumarakom
Paradise Resort Kumarakom is one of the top luxury resort in kumarakom which is located in the kuttanad region in kerala .paradise is an eco-friendly atmosphere with lake front view so tourists can make a memorable moments with their loved once with budget friendly package there is no needed to pay reservation amount. And Paradise Resort is famous with backwater houseboat cruise.it is the integral part. the kumarakom is very famous village in kerala most of the visitors from out of the state and even other different country peoples are also viste mainly for the houseboat cruise also paradise is best budget friendly resort in kumarakom
By Paradise resort3 years ago in Wander
Atlanta’s Most Iconic Monument Architecture
The skyline of Atlanta heritage conservation architecture is a mash-up of architectural styles. There is no single building that best represents our city, from John Portman's international-style towers to Marcel Breuer's brutalist Central Library.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Wander
Amazing Alaska
The US state of Alaska is an amazing place to visit. It is not your usual kind of state with many populated cities instead it has a lot of uninhabited wilderness. You can enjoy nature, wildlife, and birds. There are many outdoor attractions like national parks. So it is no wonder why this state is known as The Last Frontier.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Wander
Munich, Germany
Munich is the capital of Bavaria, and the largest publishing city in Germany. It’s the popular city that hosts the famous annual Oktoberfest celebration. It has lots to offer visitors like wonderful squares, great architecture, lovely castles, and beautiful gardens.
By Rasma Raisters3 years ago in Wander
Sydney’s New Year’s Eve 101 (2022)
IT’S TIME! Time for Foti and the boys to paint the skies in multi-coloured hues of extraordinary shapes and sizes! You heard it right! It’s almost time to wind down 2022 and welcome anew with high spirits, & new hopes! It’s gonna be the first restriction-free New Year celebration in over two years, so it’s only fair to see why it’s gonna be the biggest celebration in the city’s history books!
By Madonna Welsh3 years ago in Wander
5 Things You Didn’t Know About Atlantic Station
A storied history can be found beneath Atlantic Station's paved streets and among its historical landmarks. Although the district as we know it today has been in existence for 17 years, there is always something new to discover on campus—both in the past and in the present. Here are five facts about Atlantic Station or Atlanta Millennium Gate that you probably didn't know!
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Wander
