2007-06-14T18:15:25Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/all-is-safe-in-the-world-againtag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/353/12882007-06-14T18:15:25ZTom<p>Way <em>to keep a straight face</em>, I can imagine the smile creaping across . . . and it probably would come across mine too.</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/353/12872007-06-14T11:27:46ZSursumCorda<p>When I read the subject line I was sure this was a post from Heather about Noah....</p> <p>After the first one, Porter loved the red-eye from California, but that was a direct flight. He learned to sleep well (his legs are not as long) and thus was didn't waste half the next day either sleeping or sleepy.</p> <p>One thing I wish they would change about the way security works is having to go through it twice. That often seems to happen when you go from one country to another, even if you are a continuing passenger. I guess one country doesn't trust another's security.</p> <p>The couple of times I have had to change tickets it has been really nice -- they could do it from a place located in the secure area. I wasn't changing airlines, though, and that probably makes a difference.</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/353/12862007-06-14T11:16:21ZJon Daley<p>I forgot to say that a lady bought me breakfast, since she had an airport voucher. I went to McDonalds for price and consistency, and found that this particular McDonalds doesn't have any biscuits, which both the lady and I tried to order.</p>