Tomorrow I’ll be in North Carolina for one day only
Tonight I’m flying to North Carolina with Stephanie to attend the wedding of friends Abe and Kathleen in Carrboro on Saturday night. We’ll be flying home Sunday afternoon. I think this is probably the craziest, shortest trip I’ve ever taken. Oh no, there was that one time I secretly flew from San Diego to San Francisco and then back the next day (before flying home to NC) to interview at O’Reilly. Anyway…
So we should get in in-time for lunch, which I’d like to have at Carrburritos. In the area and feel like dropping by? Curious to hear about living in San Francisco, working in Sausalito, and/or riding Vespas over the Golden Gate Bridge? Well feel free to stop by. We should be there around 12:30pm.
And if for some unexpected reason our schedule is delayed, fear not, at least you’ll have a nice lunch.
Update (7:15am eastern time): how about this for unexpected. Three hours into our flight to Washington National the captain gets on apologetically (cause we’re sleeping) to tell us that they think they see a fuel leak on the right side of the aircraft. Ugh. After consulting with all appropriate people one must consult with in the event that fuel is leaking out of your aircraft in-flight, a decision was made to make an emergency landing in Chicago. And so we landed in Chicago around 5am (3am San Francisco time) escorted by a cavalcade of fire engines with lights ablaze, who determined we weren’t at immediate risk of exploding, and so allowed us to proceed to the gate.
SO. We now are tired in Chicago. We are standing by on a flight to Raleigh that leaves at 6:28am (15 minutes from now) which miraculously would get us to RDU at 9:30am, earlier than our original arrival time. If we are not so lucky, then we are at least ticketed for a flight leaving at 10:50, getting into RDU at 1:50pm. Check back here for the latest.
Update (7:20am eastern time): OMG! We are getting on this flight. See you at Carrburritos!!!!
Ruby says Carrburritos is closed on Sunday. :) We’d love to see you. How ever shortly.