There’s a 3AM now? Who knew?
Heading out to the USA via LHR started early, or late – depending on your viewpoint.
Terminal 4 has so far failed to make me buy anything. I’ve just seen ‘farmhouse’ breakfast being offered for £9.50, which I will leave to your own imagination to consider whether that might constitute value for money.
I could do with coffee, but given that there’s only Starbucks or Costa, the extent to which coffee is available is also questionable. Bring on the grey, warm, in-flight liquid!
Today’s new experiences so far:
1) Being surrounded by Cubs and Scouts in the Delta bag drop. I think I’m on a jamboree flight. (Please let there be a singing nun too!)
2) Being the winner of random selection for the oft-reported full body scanner.
I passed whatever kpi I was supposed to pass anyway. My only failure was in being able to use the pen they provided to fill in their survey afterwards. I blame too many years in IT for that.
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Paul lives, rides and works in Cardiff, South Wales. His work seems to largely entail fixing things and keeping wheels on. Officially, he is actively engaged and interested in Enterprise Architecture these days, but has a secret past that involved standing around on glaciers collecting meltwater samples, and walking through endless fields of wheat taking radiance measurements. 