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<p>[QUOTE="Deacon Ray, post: 2810065, member: 81896"]<font face="Georgia"><font size="4">Great account of your flight, TIF! I never would have imagined that you were anyone other than a very cultured world traveler from your knowledge and appreciation of exquisite numismatic art. You’re a very unique person to be admired! Anyway, I remember when I traveled to Mexico City with my Dad. We flew on Aeromexico which was really a very friendly and excellent airline. When I thought that we were preparing to land in Mexico City I looked out the window and saw the ocean out both sides of the plane. I said to my dad “<i>Mexico City is nowhere near the water! What's going on?”</i> My stomach felt like it was in my throat by this time. My dad was his usual expressionless and cool self and shrugged his shoulders. I looked around the plane at the mostly Mexican American passengers and tried to read their expressions. Some of them looked a little anxious but not overly so. Finally I blurted out to the Mexican flight attendant in the aisle and several seats ahead of us—“<i>Are we landing in Mexico City?”</i> She smiled and said “<i>No—first Acapulco.<i>” </i></i>With that my panic melted away and my stomach returned to where it belongs. </font></font>[/QUOTE][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Deacon Ray, post: 2810065, member: 81896"][FONT=Georgia][SIZE=4]Great account of your flight, TIF! I never would have imagined that you were anyone other than a very cultured world traveler from your knowledge and appreciation of exquisite numismatic art. You’re a very unique person to be admired! Anyway, I remember when I traveled to Mexico City with my Dad. We flew on Aeromexico which was really a very friendly and excellent airline. When I thought that we were preparing to land in Mexico City I looked out the window and saw the ocean out both sides of the plane. I said to my dad “[I]Mexico City is nowhere near the water! What's going on?”[/I] My stomach felt like it was in my throat by this time. My dad was his usual expressionless and cool self and shrugged his shoulders. I looked around the plane at the mostly Mexican American passengers and tried to read their expressions. Some of them looked a little anxious but not overly so. Finally I blurted out to the Mexican flight attendant in the aisle and several seats ahead of us—“[I]Are we landing in Mexico City?”[/I] She smiled and said “[I]No—first Acapulco.[I]” [/I][/I]With that my panic melted away and my stomach returned to where it belongs. [/QUOTE][/SIZE][/FONT][/QUOTE]
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