Maria (AKA “Mom”)
dropped us off at Akron/Canton airport at about 10:30 this morning. With over
an hour before the flight was scheduled to leave, we had plenty of time. Right?
We didn’t count, however, on getting poor frazzled check-in man-child. This
young man was manning three stations, none of which seemed to be functioning
properly, with the frazzled look of a frightened gazelle. Kyle started using
the automatic check-in, and, when prompted, accepted the 50 dollar baggage fee,
as per frazzled man-child’s directions. After ½ hour, we finally made it
through. Remember frazzled guy. He will reappear in the story later.
We went
through security where a grizzled old biker with a helmet reading “Raisin’ Hell”
decided to befriend me (Kyle quote: Good thing he had that helmet. You never
know when you might need to ride a Harley. Through an airport.). We also got a
complimentary PDA from the TSA as Kyle’s thigh was stroked and my hair lovingly
patted.
The plane
being quite small was still not enough to make me uninterested in the miracle
of flight (amendment: I am now over this). And with Kyle in a semi comatose state
brought on by using the wrong type of tissue, the dichotomy was apparent and
hilarious. Ann: Squee! We’re up in the air! (takes 10 pictures). Kyle:….
The flight
was uneventful except for the guy in front of me ripping one out right when we
landed (which Kyle was oblivious to). The flight attendant asked everyone to
close their shades to cool the cabin down. We taxied to the airport,
disembarked, and our Detroit adventure began.
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