Things I miss:
My bedtime routine snuggling with hubby
My dogs
Not lugging around heavy bags
Not this airport
I don't think I was built for big cities. Well, Memphis is kind of a big city, so maybe I wasn't built for northern big cities. I'm sure if I stayed around I'd adapt, but I'm much happier in a smaller or at least slower town.
Waiting for the flight on a Friday afternoon was not the best. If you're traveling out of DC and can manage to avoid Friday at rush hour, do it.
But I will say the sunset is beautiful. I think I have a thing for sunsets!
Feet, don't fail me now! At this point I was exhausted and had just scarfed down a tomato mozzarella panini from Fresh to Order. So good! I also got a vanilla latte from Dunkin Donuts in an attempt to stay somewhat alert on my last flight. My feet were also in a lot of pain. I can't say that I would have brought another pair of shoes if I had the opportunity, because these bad boys did the job and did it well, but I have a feeling after wearing any shoe for four days straight, walking through a convention center and walking around DC, my feet would have hurt no matter the shoe.
Atlanta from the plane looked like a land of shining stars. I was happy to be on the last leg of my trip. When I finally arrived, T and I somehow managed to time it just right and I hopped in the CRV just as I was walking out.
So happy to be home, sweet home!
10/28/17 11:24p
