Chicago o'hare

I am currently sitting at a charging station in the Chicago O'hare airport. I can tell im in an international type area because i've heard more forgien languages than I am hearing English. Strangely, there has been alot of russian. Plane must have just landed.

My flight here was ok. We got two beverage services, no penuts. Maybe they are watching out for people with food allergies now?  I have friends that would appreciate that.

Before I borded my last fight I met a lady from chicago originally that lives in Seattle. We had a nice chat, she was pretty excited to hear about my adventures. I wish i could have sat by her instead of who i sat by. I sat by an elderly couple that were kind of anoying and the lady kept sticking her book in my leg.

I didnt care, too much. I was practically in a coma the whole time, except when i woke up for my orange  juice.

The landing was quit bumppy, but i was happy because my childrens size earplanes did their job.

I have really narrow eustachion tubes (those are in your ear). So my ears dont equalize the pressure well on their own. Flying used to be really horrible, id get apain in my ear and not be able to hear anything for three days. (no yawning and chewing gum, which is usually mint, which i am allergic to did not help at all!!!)

Then one day, someone invinted this cool special ear plug called ear planes that help equalize the pressure. I still had mild problems, but it was much more tollerable, and i could hear. Then one day i tried the kids size. It was amazing, my ears now do just about what everyone elses do and i am a pretty happy camper, as long as i have my ear planes. 

So we landed. I watched a guy throw luggage in the cart and text at the same time. Now here i am, on the brink of my real adventure. Ill be in touch, watch for updates