Later, after she came back from the bathroom, she whispered, "I'm really not able to go. That's twice now. I've got to get home and start drinking some water." TMI !!!!!!!
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Friday, July 9, 2010
The rest of the story...
On the second half of our journey I sat by a lady who had buried her 100 year old father the day before. She told me, "I sometimes faint on airplanes. The doctor says it's triggered by high altitudes. I have a wet washcloth and smelling salts in my purse if something happens." Lucky for me, she slept most of the trip--well, I think she was sleeping. I checked a few times to make sure she was breathing and I never had to use the washcloth to wake her up.
This made me LAUGH!
ReplyDeleteI don't fly often but I always sit by people who are not interested in the slightest in talking. I don't talk unless I think they are willing, and they make it clear they aren't. So even with that story, I am a bit envious!
ReplyDeleteThat's hysterical.
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