Today, Amy and I purchased airplane tickets for our vacation to California. We’ll be staying with my family in southern California, and we’ll be staying here for some time with everyone in Tahoe.
The airfare was a little more than $500 per person for the round trip flights (JetBlue from JFK to Long Beach, California. This is the highest I’ve ever had to pay for airfare. Thankfully, I’ll have family assistance—it is a family vacation, after all.
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