Palm Springs: Day 5.

I was so excited to be getting home. I guess that’s what trips are good for: making a person appreciate where they come from. We made sure to get to the airport with plenty of time to spare so we wouldn’t miss this flight…which gave me some time to write down a few things:

• Witnessed a family of assumed New Yorkers, judging by accents, in a huge fight the entire time we were waiting for the plane. We never did figure out what happened.
• Heard an announcement prior to boarding: ‘Pre-boarding for anyone under the age of five or anyone who acts like they’re under the age of five.’ I told Derek, ‘That’s us!’

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