Hello, Vienna!

Today was a good, easy, calm flight.

Worked as a second number (rear part). First time I did understand everything and did everything correct, without the rush, without the mistakes. And I'm feeling proud about it.

This was my first flight after 3 day off's and my illness (temperature and no voice at all). 

Had to read announcements, and it was hurtful and sound like "after-five-days-of-heavy-drinking-and-shouting".

But, oh well. I've survived.
Now many, many cabin "crefies" are ill, about 30 people. 

One "interesting" thing happened today. Felt like there is a tiny leakage in air supply. I mean - felt dizzy and sleepy. But I hope it's just me, and that I was all alone in the rear part, so my mind was playing with me. But after the flights I spoke with my colleagues and they felt the same way. So...never say that CC life is easy-peasy, it never is. I mean - in the case of hypoxia (condition in which the body or a region of the body is deprived of adequate oxygen supply) your brain get damaged, and never restored, and if flight crew don't do anything (descent) you die. I mean - you don't even recognise that stage, you get dizzy, sleepy, and then you get very happy for no reason, and then you are gone. Just for your information. Haha. So...my point was.. I felt very sleepy and dizzy.