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walbournMy 16 hour travel day is just about half over. I've arrived in Narita/Tokyo Airport and am currently sitting in the Business Class lounge enjoying the free Internet access. The lounge in the airport is the size of a small hotel. Our lay over is less than 3 hours, but on the return flight it is 4 hours and 30 minutes so we are planning to get out of the airport and check out Narita City on Friday. Otherwise, my experience in Japan mirrors my last: an excellent bowl of ramein in the airport.
Looks like our first meeting in Korea isn't until tomorrow afternoon, so I'll have a little time to try to adjust time zones. I tried to get some sleep on the plane, but at best I think my hands and left arm got about an hour of rest. First thing I'm doing when I get to the hotel in Seoul is to grab a shower.
I'm convinced that they pick the 'blockbusters that failed' for all in-flight movie choices. Miss Congeniality 2, Sahara, and In Good Company. All the more reason to try to sleep.
Update: Looks like I won't be going to Canada next week after all, which is probably for the best since the other two engineers in my group won't be back from the UK until the following week.
Looks like our first meeting in Korea isn't until tomorrow afternoon, so I'll have a little time to try to adjust time zones. I tried to get some sleep on the plane, but at best I think my hands and left arm got about an hour of rest. First thing I'm doing when I get to the hotel in Seoul is to grab a shower.
I'm convinced that they pick the 'blockbusters that failed' for all in-flight movie choices. Miss Congeniality 2, Sahara, and In Good Company. All the more reason to try to sleep.
Update: Looks like I won't be going to Canada next week after all, which is probably for the best since the other two engineers in my group won't be back from the UK until the following week.
