The trip to the States
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Since you don't know how long you will be across the pond, you decide to take one typical black carry-on suitcase and your laptop. If you need to, you can launder your clothes as you need. | Since you don't know how long you will be across the pond, you decide to take one typical black carry-on suitcase and your laptop. If you need to, you can launder your clothes as you need. | ||
| - | You walk from your apartment to the Tube station and take the train to Victoria Station and transfer to the Gatwick Express. You fantasize about Gina and the courier on the half hour leg to the airport. The airport is uneventful, and soon you are sitting in a roomy, comfortable seat in First Class with a complementary champagne in your hand. You could get used to this. | + | You walk from your apartment to the Tube station and take the train to Victoria Station and transfer to the Gatwick Express. You fantasize about Gina and the courier on the half hour leg to the airport. The airport is uneventful, and soon you are sitting in a roomy, comfortable seat in First Class with a complementary champagne in your hand. The First Class flight attendants are efficient and pleasant, one you suspect is Jamaican, based on her accent, and the other is a very proper British man. You could get used to this treatment. |
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Revision as of 18:06, 6 December 2012
Since you don't know how long you will be across the pond, you decide to take one typical black carry-on suitcase and your laptop. If you need to, you can launder your clothes as you need.
You walk from your apartment to the Tube station and take the train to Victoria Station and transfer to the Gatwick Express. You fantasize about Gina and the courier on the half hour leg to the airport. The airport is uneventful, and soon you are sitting in a roomy, comfortable seat in First Class with a complementary champagne in your hand. The First Class flight attendants are efficient and pleasant, one you suspect is Jamaican, based on her accent, and the other is a very proper British man. You could get used to this treatment.
