Arr matey, I see land!
Tuesday night I arrived at Seatac airport in Washington, so I'm now officially on the other side of the country.
The flight was alright, but it was rather cramped, coach seating isn't made for 6'2" people it seems and I feel like I use a few turns on the rack. However, the flight was only 5 hours and non stop, other flights were 8 hours for some reason.
My mood seems to be better overall here as well, I'm not sure if this because of all the build up about moving is over or this side of the country is just better for me. (Though west is better than east, was 66 degrees yesterday and sunny, as opposed to the 95 degree, 100% humidity and random storm Virginia crap.)
If you've never been here or even on this side of the country it's a bit interesting (California doesn't really count) in terms of people and culture etc.
The flight was alright, but it was rather cramped, coach seating isn't made for 6'2" people it seems and I feel like I use a few turns on the rack. However, the flight was only 5 hours and non stop, other flights were 8 hours for some reason.
My mood seems to be better overall here as well, I'm not sure if this because of all the build up about moving is over or this side of the country is just better for me. (Though west is better than east, was 66 degrees yesterday and sunny, as opposed to the 95 degree, 100% humidity and random storm Virginia crap.)
If you've never been here or even on this side of the country it's a bit interesting (California doesn't really count) in terms of people and culture etc.