I was sleepy, then the airhostess came...

With the aromas of thai red curry and I don't know what for the
veggies. I took a raincheck. The girl in tight red skirt was
addressing each of the passengers with their last names. As she was
obviously reading it from a hidden list, she was struggling with
tongue twisters like mine, "Mr. Tirr-pause-nagar," she stammered. I
fell into the routine of shaking my head to the series of offers she
had to make, first, what will you have, a shake, something to drink?
Another shake, how about some dessert, shake shake, at least some tea
or coffee, my head by now starting to feel like a robot. A final
shake. "No. Nothing". The red skirt can't believe that I passed up on
a free meal and casts her eyes heavenward. "Freak."

I desperately wish these guys would change the red to something
lighter. Red curtains separating the business from us mortals is a
little stressful. Kingfisher should do something of a Google doodle in
terms of changing their color. The cups in yelllow; the napkin in
white, the wet wipe in lemon; the head rest in light blue, the
headphones again in yellow? I think I might like that. Valls, you
taking note?

We just crossed nanded and nizamabad. The movie playing is Bhoothnath.
I have to say this: you will be surprised to know how fulfilling it is
too see a movie in silent mode. You will end up loving the whole
process of catching up with lip movements and emotions and making
complete sense of all things silently pass from frame to frame. I saw
both Boothnath and Jannat this way. Try it.

Some people watch TV with their mouths open. It is a slightly funny
sight especially if you don't know what they are watching.

Did you notice that the aroma of the coffee teases your senses more
than the coffee itself? Especially, what is served on a flight and
also in a 5-star hotel is awful. But I'm enjoying the smell and the
hand that pours it. (It is supposed to come off in a lecherous way.)

Off to a nap this middle-aged rascal.

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