Leaving on a jet plane.

[seanan_mcguire]

How I want to be right now

Comments

[jfargo]

I was just in Seattle. Dang.

I hope the trip goes well. I'll keep an eye on the internet while you're gone and make sure folks don't burn it down. I have a fireproof blanket over here. That should be enough, right?

[seanan_mcguire]

I hope so!

[klwilliams]

I thought airplanes were designed for naps. They're certainly only bearable if you're asleep.

[linenoise]

I *wish* that airplanes were designed for naps. I've always been envious of people that could do that. My sister, for one. But alas, for I am a 6'3" insomniac, and airplanes are most assuredly *not* designed for *me* to nap in. Stupid sardine cans.

[dewline]

I know the feeling. It was as little fun for me on one plane ride back from Victoria to Ottawa via Toronto stopover. The Victoria-Toronto leg was overnight.

No idea how career work-travellers cope with it on planes. Trains, on the other hand? At least some of those are rigged for helping their passengers sleep on overnight runs.

[seanan_mcguire]

I totally agree, but it's a short enough flight to not be really worth it.

[arielstarshadow]

No promises!

[seanan_mcguire]

Heh.

[seanan_mcguire]

I slept SO MUCH.

[fordprfct]

"Let them" sedate me? If I were going for a Jaunt, I would *make them* sedate me. Go ahead and poke me a few times to be sure. I'd rather wake up on the other side with a couple of extra pinholes than wake up early.

Hrm. Two appropriate icons for this subject. I think I will use this one.

[notalwaysweak]

I too would be all about the sedation. I'd rather die of an excess of sedative than of, well, you know.

By which I mean, have fun, Seanan!

[seanan_mcguire]

Oh, absolutely. ALL THE SEDATION.