G’day mate! Howzit going?

We’re about to board our flight to Tokyo and have about an hour to chill. There isn’t much to see in O’Hare airport but we did get to ride the tram, I even suggested to Jason, that we could ride it until our boarding time. That’s just me, being silly.

I have a positive outlook on travelling and I rather enjoy the downtime to people watch. The babies are cute and cuddly looking but not when they start crying! K-Pow was right, so thank you very much for the ear plugs! Also, I like to see what women are wearing – there are those who dress for comfort and function and then there are those that look like they’re going out on the town! It might be a bit morbid and highly unlikely but what if we crash and the plane catches on fire, I’d rather not be caught with a short skirt and high heels. The men, I haven’t noticed what they’re wearing and by the looks of those that are here, they dress for comfort then again it will be a pretty long flight!

Lesson learned while going through security

Make sure that you lay out your netbook, laptop and other large electronice devices, preferably, in their own bucket. Jason did remind me to do this, but I forgot the little netbook in my purse and I got caught! Also putting your shoes/purse in a bucket is also based on the security agent’s preference because in my first security run, the agent let me put my shoes in the bucket and left my purse out on its own. Then in my second security run, the agent let me put my purse in the bucket and pulled my shoes out.

Whatever happens, be patient, listen to security and follow their instructions. This will certainly get you moving along.

Sprinkle hearts!