Anyhow, we are on the last leg of this journey and will be in Seattle tonight. I will post again in a couple of days. Thanks for reading!!
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Flying to Seattle
I am able to post this blog from over 34,000 feet thanks to GoGo, a new inflight internet on Delta Airlines. They were offering a promotional session and I can see why this idea might fly... ha ha! All I need now is either an extra power supply or a longer electric cord... about 3,000 miles it would seem. I don't have a picture to show you because we are flying through clouds, so just put a paper towel over your eyes, turn on a program on the radio/tv where children are screaming, make sure you sit with a couple of people on either side of you making it impossible to move your elbows more than a few degrees and get someone to jostle your seat from in front and behind and you get the picture.
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Great stuff, Sandy. Thanks for the informative detail; the kind of stuff a traveler loves to know! I've been curious about Colombia (and S.A. in general) for years...
ReplyDeleteThanks R. Brady... and here's a little additional info....
ReplyDeleteWhat is inside the box for $6 that you buy on Delta? They don’t tell you on-line, so I will....
1 oz. “POWER“ snacks, featuring mostly dried bananas and raisins with a few dried pieces of mango or papaya.
18 grams of Jack Link’s original dried beef nuggets with 7 g of protein - 50 calories and pretty good.
20 grams of Pepperidge Farm’s Chessmen butter cookies in a special small size just for popping in your mouth for 100 calories.
1 oz. of Boulder Canyon natural foods potato chips - delicious, but then I’m crazy for chips and not too salty.
21 grams of Glacier Ridge pasteurized process cheese food “Swiss type flavor” - looked sort of grim to me.
A small box of mints from Delta - eating more than two at time sort of burns your mouth.
1 oz. Hersey’s milk chocolate bar.
All in all I wasn’t disappointed - hope you aren’t either.