Tiny Traveler
James's flight home from Christmas vacation marks his 16th-or-so flight. As he gets older, however, it gets trickier to keep him entertained in small spaces for long periods of time. James's increasing wiggliness and noisiness combined with Amy's expired SWA Companion Pass (no more free flights) may mean that family plane trips will decrease significantly.
Amy snapped this picture at the Salt Lake airport, where Paul introduced James to his love of all things airtravel-related. Standing on the windowsill, James spent at least 3 attention spans staring at the luggage carts and the fuel trucks and people in bright vests and the airplanes coming and going.
Amy snapped this picture at the Salt Lake airport, where Paul introduced James to his love of all things airtravel-related. Standing on the windowsill, James spent at least 3 attention spans staring at the luggage carts and the fuel trucks and people in bright vests and the airplanes coming and going.
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2 Comments:
Why do we have to deal with Genetics. James will forever be doomed to be as insatiably curious and strange as his father. Does he eat celery? Bread?
By Johnny, at 2:46 PM
That was the highlight of the whole trip? Staring at James staring out the window? ;( boohoo! Nah, it was so great having you three home, I didn't want it to ever end. Thanks for skiing, snowshoeing, and putting up with my working all day Saturday. I love you.
By Michelle Glauser, at 8:13 PM
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