Flying

[DolphinChicaDDD]

Originally Posted by _Lisa_

Or for a better opportunity to take a nap! I hate small talk on the plane.

"So, are you from ____? I'm from ____! Who were you here to visit? Where are you going? I hate flying, don't you? It makes me so nervous! Do you want some gum? I have some gum, I hear it helps!"

blah blah blah blah blah!

I don't like "single serve friends." I also hate when someone tries to talk to you when clearly, you don't wanna have a conversation. I bought an eye mask for that reason. So that when I want to sleep, I put it on and people are like, "Oh, that girl is SERIOUS about her sleep. Shes got an EYEMASK on."

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by DolphinChicaDDD

I don't like "single serve friends." I also hate when someone tries to talk to you when clearly, you don't wanna have a conversation. I bought an eye mask for that reason. So that when I want to sleep, I put it on and people are like, "Oh, that girl is SERIOUS about her sleep. Shes got an EYEMASK on."

If I don't feel like talking, I look up from my book, sigh, and say, "Excuse me?" The eyemask would say it well, too.

But, I have gotten tickets to a Steelers' game from one seatmate, learned a little about my chapter's start from a founder another time, and was invited to a weekend of fun in Denver by another. I passed on the last one!

[Buttonz]

Originally Posted by honeychile

But, I have gotten tickets to a Steelers' game from one seatmate, learned a little about my chapter's start from a founder another time, and was invited to a weekend of fun in Denver by another. I passed on the last one!

That's awesome! Though I dn't blame you for passing on the last one

On my flight from Auckland to Christchurch in NZ, the guy sitting next to me on the plane was also going on my Contiki tour, so we got to know each other a little before the tour stated, and we wound up splitting a cab fro mthe airport to the hotel.

On my flight from LAX to NY the guy sitting next to me was from New Zealand (where I first started my trip home) so it was great to get another few hours of the accent and the sayings.