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We hates airlineses...
Jul. 26th, 2005 11:24 amWe hates them forever.
Wife is trying to set up airline reservations for a September trip -- family-obligation type stuff, no way it qualifies as a vacation -- and is facing the usual run-around on fares and connections and planes scheduled to leave your friendly neighborhood international airport at 5:20 AM (which would require arrival at the airport somewhere around 4:00 AM to clear security.) At least it looks like we will not renew our loving acquaintance with Detroit Metro this time around. Probably flying by way of Philadelphia, which is not the worst airport in the world. (There is no "best.")
We're actually hoping USAir will shut down due to lack of funds before we fly -- that's how much we enjoy the actual physical act.
Took it easy on the morning bike ride, avoid heatstroke, remember to stop and smell the skunks, that type of thing. The deceased mustelid up by the golf course has pretty much dried up to a mummy, no apparent smell.
15.26 miles, 1:06:20
Wife is trying to set up airline reservations for a September trip -- family-obligation type stuff, no way it qualifies as a vacation -- and is facing the usual run-around on fares and connections and planes scheduled to leave your friendly neighborhood international airport at 5:20 AM (which would require arrival at the airport somewhere around 4:00 AM to clear security.) At least it looks like we will not renew our loving acquaintance with Detroit Metro this time around. Probably flying by way of Philadelphia, which is not the worst airport in the world. (There is no "best.")
We're actually hoping USAir will shut down due to lack of funds before we fly -- that's how much we enjoy the actual physical act.
Took it easy on the morning bike ride, avoid heatstroke, remember to stop and smell the skunks, that type of thing. The deceased mustelid up by the golf course has pretty much dried up to a mummy, no apparent smell.
15.26 miles, 1:06:20
