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| The Flight |
| We were all settled down for a good night's sleep after a satisfying airline dinner. Ours had been an evening flight, so it was already dark outside and we were quite tired. Three hours into our awkward slumber the chipper stewards and stewardesses proceeded to serve us breakfast, oblivious to the fact that we quite obviously needed about ten more hours of sleep. It was at this point that the first airplane picture was taken. |
| Across the aisle from Dana sat a lovely family with several small children. Throughout the flight, however, the children required quite a bit of attention from their parents. The only drawback of this situation came when the father stood up in the aisle to bend over his son. Dana was frequently in the precarious situation you see here. Ignore the pretzels; we affectionately call this picture: "Look to the Rear". |
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