I am sitting in the Reagan National Airport eating an everything
bagel, sipping an ice coffee, and waiting for my connecting flight to NYC. Yes, I do feel like a chic (minus the
exhaustion), traveling, young adult…who is now a GRADUATE!
My response to seeing a Dunkin Donuts and not finding a
Starbucks was, “No Starbucks?! What the
heck!” I may or may not have said this
(I truly do not know).
A slight glance to my left and I have a clear view of the
Washington Monument. If I walked to the
other side of the corner I think I would see the Capitol.
Honestly, the end of
my flight was practically perfect. We
flew low to the ground, allowing for a view down the Mall of the Washington
Monument, the Capitol, and, slightly to the right, the Lincoln Memorial. Then, our lovely pilot made the smoothest
landing; I didn’t feel as though the plane was going to flip over its nose.
Looking around the terminal a thought popped into my
head. How neat would it be to see
someone I know!
The intercom just told me I can attend a Greek Christian
worship service at 11AM. I am curious
what it would be like. But, I don’t want
to risk missing my flight.
Ever since I read On
Writing Well by William Zinsser, I love starting sentences (appropriately)
with “But”. I was taught in fourth grade
that it was not proper to write a sentence starting with “But.” BUT, it is allowed!
Anyway, I am heading into my next adventure. It is exciting. Three weeks in the Big Apple!
Happy Mother’s Day to everyone! I have one awesome Mama who has done so much
for me (yesterday, alone, she sacrificed getting home at a decent time to let
me get everything I needed for NYC).
Washington Monument from Airport Window! |
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