Flying Out (Nov 4th)

My mom and I have made it to Atlanta, and are sitting at the gate.  Right now I feel like I'm on auto pilot, just going through the motions of checking my back, going through security, finding the gate, ect.  One thing that is on my mind is getting food before the fight, because I'm not going to get sick from the airplane meals again.  It still doesn't feel quite real what I'm doing.  Sure, I've planned the route, packed my bag, and I'm about to step on the plane, but it all still kind of feels like a dream.  I suppose I'll fully wake up when I get to Charles De Gaul and realize everyone is speaking french.  Anyway, thank you all for supporting me, especially through YouTube.  I am absolutely grateful.  Well, I guess this is good bye America, I'll be back.

Ps: the bagel chip is back!

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