Getting to our Dallas lay-over was not a problem, however, there was a lavatory malfunction, leaving just one available to persons flying coach - about 180 of us. First class passengers had one to themselves, only 24 of them. I was pretty ticked about it, we had several young children and older people in the main cabin who were told they'd just have to wait their turn in coach, pretty darn ignorant in my opinion. I highly doubt there were any gold-plated butts on that plane and the situation certainly warranted compromise. Myself, I tried to not have to go at all but the length of the flight got the better of me. The floor was sticky! The residue of the substance still displayed on the sides all around the seat and the walls. I've never really given it mush thought, but don't men - out of courtesy to the other passengers - SIT DOWN while using the bathroom while on a flight? Think about it - or not - but a standing peeing man and turbulence??? It was like walking inside a urinal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ewwwwwwwww, ggrosss! I had to roll my jeans up so the wouldn't touch the floor and sterilize my shoes when I got here!!
And here, in New Hampshire we are! Finally have all my girls together for the first time in over six years. This is the first time Piper has met or interacted with any of her nieces and it's all perfectly awesome! The heat and humidity are a challenge. Neither of my daughters have AC in their homes, a lot of places don't back here. Summer - or the "Warm Spell" just doesn't last long enough for everyone to feel they need air conditioning. At home after I shower, I drip dry in a matter of minutes, even after applying my moisturizers. Here I just DRIP!! I NEVER get dry! I've given up on trying to do anything with my hair and this moisture brings the curls out around my face. My bangs stick out like airplane wings! I look like a fat-necked chihuahua! Anyway we're having a great time, my grand-daughters are AMAZING (and cuter than yours!). They even love me.
There's an entire continent between us and Buntah - that part I don't like. I really miss her! Her care-giver sends us daily updates - yeahhhhh Betty!
And here, in New Hampshire we are! Finally have all my girls together for the first time in over six years. This is the first time Piper has met or interacted with any of her nieces and it's all perfectly awesome! The heat and humidity are a challenge. Neither of my daughters have AC in their homes, a lot of places don't back here. Summer - or the "Warm Spell" just doesn't last long enough for everyone to feel they need air conditioning. At home after I shower, I drip dry in a matter of minutes, even after applying my moisturizers. Here I just DRIP!! I NEVER get dry! I've given up on trying to do anything with my hair and this moisture brings the curls out around my face. My bangs stick out like airplane wings! I look like a fat-necked chihuahua! Anyway we're having a great time, my grand-daughters are AMAZING (and cuter than yours!). They even love me.
There's an entire continent between us and Buntah - that part I don't like. I really miss her! Her care-giver sends us daily updates - yeahhhhh Betty!