The next morning, we were up and ready by 4:20 {yes, David woke up at 4} and waiting to head to the airport. At the airport, grandpa Francisco met up with us, just to say hi. :) Neither of us had flown Delta before, so this was a new experience for the both of us. As we got to out assigned seating, there was an African/American guy sitting in the empty seat next to David. It was fine with me, because I was lucky enough to have a window seat. :P
Towards the end, when everyone was almost on, this tall guy comes and realizes that this African/American was in his seat-so they switch. The poor guy apparently didn't memorize where he was sitting, because the next two seats he sat at were also assigned to different people. :) It was quite comical to watch!
Come to find out that the guy next to us, is going to Florida to visit his girlfriend who is a student at PCC! This guy goes to Heartland Baptist College, and knew a lot of people from WCBC and GSBC.
The plane ride to Atlanta was the bumpiest, hardest airplane rides I've ever been on {and I haven't been on a lot}
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Arriving in Atlanta |
Atlanta airport was HUGE! There were so many terminals and people!! I thought we would surely get lost, but thankfully we made it on time, and boarded our last flight to Ashville! :)
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On our way to Ashville |
The Ashville airport was extremely small compared to the ones we had just come off from. I had received an email earlier that day, letting me know that there would be three more guys getting picked up
with David &
I, and we made a game of trying to figure out who those three guys were. :)
One was really easy, because he was wearing jeans and a polo. Once all the guys arrived, we headed off to Arby's/McDonalds for lunch. I was kind of worried because I was supposed to be at work an hour before....
When I finally got to the dining hall, everyone was already at work, learning where everything was and how to run things. I was slightly overwhelmed! It had been a long and busy few days, not to mention I was still trying to figure out the time-change, plus add being jet-lagged into that...yup, that was what I was feeling!
{To be continued...}