The snow continued until the time we headed to the airport. Chad and Carly met us at the house, and then we went to Chiis for dinner. We hung out there until 9:30 and then off we went to the airport. The snow continued to blow and I was worried our flight would not take off.
We got the airport and nothing was open. Thankfully a security lady showed us where vending machines were. We wanted a Sprite-and the more that we realized nothing was open, the more we wanted one. We were on a mission, and the mission was accomplished.
For the past few months I have had the feeling of fullness in my ear, the feeling of spaciness, feeling completely out of it-the here but not here feeling. NO ONE understands this and it is causing me a lot of trouble. I feel like I am underwater, I can't really hear fabulously, and I am forgetting everything. Yesterday when we left, it had reached an all time bad. I know people say I am dramatic, and I know I can be, but I just wish someone knew what I was talking about. I am in a dense, deep, dark fog, and I can't seem to come out of it. Last night was one of the worst times ever, but I kept on trucking after Bryan made it clear there was nothing I could do about it and I need to stop talking about it :)
While we waited, Bryan was impressed with how many snow plows were working the runways. They cleared it straight from our flight to the runway, and at 1 a.m. we were off to Charlotte. The plane was not 100% full so we took an exit row seat. I did not really sleep so I was looking forward to knowing that we would be in first class from Charlotte to Montego Bay.
We got off the plane and it was 5:55 am. We were hungry, and since I have never been to Charlotte I was hoping there would be a Dunkin Donuts. There wasn't, but I thought I would go for another craving of french toast sticks from Burger King. No french toast sticks on the menu, and when Bryan ordered an English Muffin sandwich, they said they were all out of muffins. Poor Bryan :( I said, "Do you guys have french toast sticks?" Surprisingly, he said yes! They were yummy (or I was just really hungry). We ate, and then it was time to board for Montego Bay..... More to come later.
