GLAD U R well hun..

good that you are ok

The best part is living to tell about it.

I have flown as little as possible, so some bad turbulence where they had to stop serving beverages and people would shriek every time the plane felt like it was free-falling for a second or two was the worst for me.

I once didn't fasten my seatbelt on take off. I thought I was going to fly through the cabin.

Oh whoa, scary!
I'm glad you're OK!

area woman reports that the slide was awesome



and yes, i was on a cross country flight with wife and babychild

hit turbulence

the lights went out on one side of the plane. the other side flickered, which was worse than darkness.

the movie screen uliminated us with snow.


we bounced and dropped.

the air masks deployed

but for no good reason, just to add to the eerie visual



i don't know how many minutes or hours or days that went on

but it felt like an eternity, having my baby in my arms

Love your set you are a super beauty

Two scary flights-

1) When making a hard u-turn to get onto the takeoff runway, the plane went out of control, violently swung right with the right wing about 2 feet off the ground......violently swung left with the left wing about two feet off the ground....a few more big swerves and then a brake slam! Pilot comes on the air, "Sorry about that folks...just a bit of pilot error....took that corner a bit too fast....going in, let's try it again!" .........Uh...what?! PILOT error!?? Try it again?! FUCK THAT, let me off the plane!!! (he tried it again and all was fine)

2) About to land, when I notice we've been circling a few times. Then I notice all the fire trucks and ambulances near one of the runways. THEN I notice the stewardess approaching me, who at the time was sitting in an exit row...."excuse me, gentlemen....we are about to make an emergency landing and when we do, you will need to remove the door, stand on the wing and assist other passengers off the plane in an orderly fashion." Of course, all I could think was, oh fuck and am I going to need a new pair of pants in the next 60 seconds?! OH....so this is what they mean when you are sitting in an exit row and they ask you if you are willing and able to open the exit door and assist other passengers! Next time, I'm just going to say, "Oh, I'll open the door, but then it's every man, woman and child for themselves!" (turned out, the landing gear wasn't coming down. they tried several times and eventually got it to come down just before we made an emergency landing. crisis averted, pants clean.)