This past weekend I had the pleasure of visiting my adult sons in another state. (Why they moved away from beautiful New Haven IN is beyond me) When I arrived at Fort Wayne International Airport and experienced the familiarity of TSA, I then headed to my gate on the upper level. At that point I realized a past experience long gone. Standing at the windows and seeing all of the runways in front of me, airplane enthusiasts no longer may go to the airport and just watch the airplanes takeoff and land. Off in the distance is the 122nd Wing of the Air National Guard with several F-16s sitting on the flight line (soon to be replaced with A-10s). Those are neat to watch!
If the airport really wanted to attract patrons back to the airport, they should provide an observation area. An area that is secure, not subject to the TSA, and has a convenient view of the major runways. (It could also put more parking revenue in their pockets).
Can Christianity and political conservatism coexist?
How I describe myself
- Steve Gordon
- Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
- I have been married for 38 years to my first and only wife (and she still loves me) and proud father of four outstanding adult children and two wonderful daughters-in-law and a son-in-law. I have been a christian for more than 40 years and conservative at least that long. I have now added two granddaughters and two grandsons. I believe that religious beliefs (or lack of) directly influence political thought.
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