So for my birthday I decided it was time for a trip away. It has been over 2 years since I was on an airplane and when the Tea Party announced a tour celebrating it's 20th anniversary of Transmission, I thought 3 nights in Toronto, a city I'd never been to, would be as good a spot as any. Thanks to some frequent flyer points, no airfare was paid for, and Amy had enough Hilton points for 3 free nights at the Downtown Doubletree.
The downside was I had to fly via Dulles, and with only a 45 minute window, I was always going to struggle to get my connection. And, of course, with our flight an hour late taking off, I missed it. I was instead put on a 5pm flight onto Toronto, which, again, was delayed, getting me in at 9 pm (instead of the 2pm I had planned on). Regardless, I look forward to exploring Toronto over the next two days. And seeing my first concert in 3 months, as well as seeing the Tea Party for the first time in 18 years.
Surprisingly when we arrived in Toronto, we were parked at a gate where we had to get out on to the tarmac before getting into the terminal. Had United not paid the rent here? This was my first experience of the cold weather I was to face for the next couple of days. Yikes!
Surprisingly when we arrived in Toronto, we were parked at a gate where we had to get out on to the tarmac before getting into the terminal. Had United not paid the rent here? This was my first experience of the cold weather I was to face for the next couple of days. Yikes!
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