Some stuff from the trip so far
3/28
Below is the view of the shuttle to the Dulles International terminal. I keep feeling like I'm in a B5 episode. Looking around the car to see if the Centari planted a "device" when the last group exited the shuttle.
TJ got to the gate quite a while after I did. Apparently he was not as worried about making flights as I was, though he DOES seem a bit dubious.
We made it to Moscow! After failing to trust our guts about going to the counter labeled "TRANSIT" with our passports, we JUST made the connecting flight to Yerevan. We discovered that even in Russia you need to take off your shoes to clear security.
NEVER THOUGHT I'D EVER SET FOOT IN THIS PLACE!
Feeling more and more like a B%episode, as the signs begin looking les and less readable and fewer and fewer instances of hearing English being spoken.
On the last leg of the flight. I'll write and post more later, as I need to upload this and get off the internet before midnight to avoid more charges for its use.
Below is the view of the shuttle to the Dulles International terminal. I keep feeling like I'm in a B5 episode. Looking around the car to see if the Centari planted a "device" when the last group exited the shuttle.
TJ got to the gate quite a while after I did. Apparently he was not as worried about making flights as I was, though he DOES seem a bit dubious.
We made it to Moscow! After failing to trust our guts about going to the counter labeled "TRANSIT" with our passports, we JUST made the connecting flight to Yerevan. We discovered that even in Russia you need to take off your shoes to clear security.
NEVER THOUGHT I'D EVER SET FOOT IN THIS PLACE!
Feeling more and more like a B%episode, as the signs begin looking les and less readable and fewer and fewer instances of hearing English being spoken.
On the last leg of the flight. I'll write and post more later, as I need to upload this and get off the internet before midnight to avoid more charges for its use.