June 11, 2003
I don't like plane rides. I was coming back from Boston/RI using the little airline i use i ride and i realize that i still don't like flying. However i do like my mind, cus it blocks things out very efficiently. See, i don't remember the flight too much, cus my mind said "Eeek, i'm gonna sleep." So i don't remember the take off that seemed like we weren't really going to make it to the air (well, not the first one at least). In fact, i don't remember the first flight much at all. Every now and then i would wake up and i'd be like, oh, still in the air, and not pretzels and soda yet (they replaced peanuts with pretzels a long while ago). The second flight though, i almost did the same thing, but not exactly the same way. So i remember the take off where it seemed like we weren't making it up into the air right. As well, that there seemed an irregular amount of shaking for a take off. At least the plane didn't do one of those SHARP turns right away, i hate those, cus it's like "HEY, can we at least get in the air before you start doing these moves? High up enough that we can't see people? High up enough that if you mess up, you have enough air to try and get yo' mess straightened out?" I think i would been more ok with it if i didn't notice how unnaturally flexible the wind tried to make the plane. Let's just say that there should be that much torque between the nose and the wings. As well, i don't car how flexible fiber glass, sheets of metal, and plastic seem to be, i'd prefer it if my airplane wasn't their flexibility testing facility. Sadly, the very next day, a plane crashed at an airport in Houston (that's all i know).
Yes, I have returned to the Lone Star State. Back in Houston i am. I love my city. I want to go driving all around it for no reason today. See what's changed. See what hasn't. I like getting out of the house. Not that i don't like being inside, but as an only child i'm far too used to being inside with nothing to do, but watch TV. The plane ride back was so stereotypical. On the plane coming from Boston to ATL, the people weren't too genial, but just all blank-faced. However on the plane going to Houston, everyone was all friendly. People helped others with their bags, folks were cordial. When we got into town and into traffic i saw a merging where every car let 1 car in before it, and the thing just flowed so smoothly. As opposed to up north where everyone tries to go and just hope those who need to get in get in after them, and other people just forcibly go and hope noone hits them. Yep, whole different mentality towards people.
Oh, we bought some new electronics AND we stopped at Jack In The Box. So i was euphoric, cus got to play with the new TV and DVD and then eat a Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger. And i called my girl. Watched "The Pianist", and then had a good nights rest. Ah, relaxation. Aight then, y'all come back now, hear?.