Free wifi at Abu Dhabi ftw.
There's a desert outside my window. No but really. As we were landing, we could see all the buildings, and things, and it's JUST LIKE IN ALADIN OMG. Yeah like all the buildings are this sandy, orangy colour, and they're all square, and the roads are super straight, and there's just dust everywhere. So stereotypical Middle-Eastern
The flight was smooth. Well as smooth as flights get. Obviously it's still pretty rough, especially landing. One guy was talking to this kid, and he was like "that's a bit like how mummy drives, isn't it?" lols.
The guy next to me was a first year teacher who was going to visit his girlfriend in Paris. He was friendly, which made the trip more bearable. But he was also really tall and massive, so he took up a lot of space and I just squished towards the window as much as possible.
I watched Dead Poets Society. Probs not the most cheerful way to start a trip, but I've always wanted to watch that movie. So I did.
At the flight transfer security screening just then, my laptop didn't have to come out of the bag, but my boots had to come off my feet and be put through the scanner. Go figure.
Thank you Dave for the amazing noise cancelling headphones. They helped HEAPS.
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