That's a great idea. I think I might scour the net for pics of after birth fluids and placentas to put in my photo album. Actually, I might go 21st century and put them on my mobile phone instead.

Why oh why do beehives in flying love showing you pictures of their children/grandchildren/great grandchildren???????:ugh: Yes darl, I may be on the other end of the meal cart....but my interest stops there. What makes them think that I may be mildly interested in what their offspring looks like? Is this phenomenon only unique to the airlines? Are there any other industries that attract the same sort of ritual? (respondents from the agriculture, mining, and banking are particularly welcomed).

Please! Please! for the sanity of others....please do not share your private life photos with your fellow colleagues, unless solicited. The galleys are places of work (and gossip)....not Ladies Auxillary Tea Parties.

Has anyone got any advice when it comes to responding to photos of offspring that may have been hit on the head with an ugly stick? We are all too quick to say "oh he's so cute and adorable" when the child actually is cute and cuddly....but what do you say when the child is actually not at all attractive? I have been put in this unpleasant situation many times....I just say; "Oh that's nice!" and then look for an excuse to do another water run (even though I've already done 3 laps of the aircraft).

Domestos- "Well, there's always good grades?" :confused: :8

After reading how to rid beehives of SH, it has now dawned on me the REAL reason why they introducted Altea!

They finally have to admit to their age when entering their password.