Thought for the Day--March 6, 2011: Home! And a Confession...
We returned home today from Macedonia.
All told, it was a 23-hour trip, if you count waiting in various airports for connecting flights and driving home from Dulles (in pouring, torrential rain, no less).
We left Skopje at 3:00 a.m. (9:00 p.m. EST) and arrived at our doorstep at 7:00 p.m. EST.
On our United flight, we were fortunate enough to be assigned seats behind the crew seats, so we had TONS of leg room.
About every hour, I exercised my legs (also, we wear compression socks during long flights--uncomfortable, but supposedly good for preventing embolisms).
A confession: I ate two pieces of airline peach-cherry cake. I swiped my husband's piece when he was asleep (he doesn't like fruit, so I wasn't really "stealing" it from him).
I don't know why I ate two pieces (one would have been enough), except out of boredom during the interminable flight.
It wasn't that good.
Tomorrow, back to tracking...
All told, it was a 23-hour trip, if you count waiting in various airports for connecting flights and driving home from Dulles (in pouring, torrential rain, no less).
We left Skopje at 3:00 a.m. (9:00 p.m. EST) and arrived at our doorstep at 7:00 p.m. EST.
On our United flight, we were fortunate enough to be assigned seats behind the crew seats, so we had TONS of leg room.
About every hour, I exercised my legs (also, we wear compression socks during long flights--uncomfortable, but supposedly good for preventing embolisms).
A confession: I ate two pieces of airline peach-cherry cake. I swiped my husband's piece when he was asleep (he doesn't like fruit, so I wasn't really "stealing" it from him).
I don't know why I ate two pieces (one would have been enough), except out of boredom during the interminable flight.
It wasn't that good.
Tomorrow, back to tracking...
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