Bah! Leaving for London today!
Today's "Worst-Case Survival Guide" tip is, I kid you not, How to Fly Safely. Wtf? Now that I have absorbed their tips, I am ready for this filght to London.
Last night, er, this morning, as I willed sleep to come, I got my first grippings of being truly scared. When I was saying I was scared before, it was of how things are different, how I won't know how to do things. This morning I was scared of leaving my family.
BUT, that moment passed, and now I'm psyched. I have a few more things to cram into my luggage (one big suitcase, one tiny suitcase, a briefcase, and a backpack). I have to clean out my car and hunt down the title. I have calls to make, errands to run. My flight leaves at 1640.
England, here I come!
Last night, er, this morning, as I willed sleep to come, I got my first grippings of being truly scared. When I was saying I was scared before, it was of how things are different, how I won't know how to do things. This morning I was scared of leaving my family.
BUT, that moment passed, and now I'm psyched. I have a few more things to cram into my luggage (one big suitcase, one tiny suitcase, a briefcase, and a backpack). I have to clean out my car and hunt down the title. I have calls to make, errands to run. My flight leaves at 1640.
England, here I come!