I have been blogging for years now and I found many good friends online. Would it be possible? Internet has it's good blessings as well as the negative aspects in-tail to it. Equally, I had those experiences but, I don't dwell on the negative side. I am leaning towards the positive outcome I am getting. For that reason, I am acknowledging a friend who I stay in contact with after all these years.
I got the following stuffs from Cecile, a blogger from Texas. I am encouraging you to visit her blog and view her divine home baked meals. I'm sure you can't stop form drooling, LOLZ. Ces, thank you so much for the friendship, for the comments on my posts which made me smile and for these wonderful stuffs.
I've been to Houston and Dallas, Texas, I was there 3x but the last one was when I got stranded on my flight coming from Los Angeles and I was "ALONE". My hubby helped me booked a hotel nearby the airport and I stayed there one night. The next day, I left Texas with my slight opportunity of taking another flight as a chance passenger.
My flight ordeal was so scary the whole hour. There were so many tornado touchdown at that time and we are having a bumpy flight. When we arrived in Mississippi, we had to circle the airport because we can't land. The pilot then announced that we had to get a fuel in Alabama. Some passengers requested to take off in that State instead and I joined in. My husband had to drive an hour to get me in that State. My seatmate on the plane is a military who was assigned in Afghanistan said, " I rather be in war zone than in this freakin' stormy bad weather". He meant was, in war zone, he can take cover safely but, on a flight with stormy weather like we had, life is too easy to vanish :-). Anyway, I still want to go back to Texas and explore the many tourist attractions of that state and hopefully, meet my friend Cecile in person :-). Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness my friend.
I got the following stuffs from Cecile, a blogger from Texas. I am encouraging you to visit her blog and view her divine home baked meals. I'm sure you can't stop form drooling, LOLZ. Ces, thank you so much for the friendship, for the comments on my posts which made me smile and for these wonderful stuffs.I've been to Houston and Dallas, Texas, I was there 3x but the last one was when I got stranded on my flight coming from Los Angeles and I was "ALONE". My hubby helped me booked a hotel nearby the airport and I stayed there one night. The next day, I left Texas with my slight opportunity of taking another flight as a chance passenger.My flight ordeal was so scary the whole hour. There were so many tornado touchdown at that time and we are having a bumpy flight. When we arrived in Mississippi, we had to circle the airport because we can't land. The pilot then announced that we had to get a fuel in Alabama. Some passengers requested to take off in that State instead and I joined in. My husband had to drive an hour to get me in that State. My seatmate on the plane is a military who was assigned in Afghanistan said, " I rather be in war zone than in this freakin' stormy bad weather". He meant was, in war zone, he can take cover safely but, on a flight with stormy weather like we had, life is too easy to vanish :-). Anyway, I still want to go back to Texas and explore the many tourist attractions of that state and hopefully, meet my friend Cecile in person :-). Thank you so much for your thoughtfulness my friend.
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