I thought I only have a two-hour lay over in Hongkong, but no!, it was a 4-hour lay. I immediately went to an internet booth to email my family and friends, but gave it up after a Paki started hovering around me. After a few minutes he asked my help and begged to him use my internet. Yup, it was MY internet that he was intending to use. At first, I was reluctant to give in since it cost me an eclair and a milk tea, although I am not planning to spend on food. But after a few minutes, I let him use my remaining time. I need good karma.
The flight from Hongkong was uneventful. The food was horrible, although I wasn't expecting much from Cathay (I like Korean Air food best), but the on-flight entertainment system was great. I never had to talk to my seatmates (a hetero couple). I also finished the book I brought, The Red Tent, which I got from Booksale at P15. It wasn't that good despite the fact that the critics loved it in 2005, good thing I got it on a very cheap, dirt-cheap in fact, price.
INS and luggage claim was a breeze. I head out immediately to get my nicotine fix and started out to the Airtrain. I didn't plan on getting a cab since I have to live in a tight budget 'till I get my first paycheck (wohoo m excited) and I didn't have that much baggage anyway. I left most of my stuff here in NY and PA. It pays when you plan your every move.
So, off I went to the E train and arrived at 86th street station after a grueling hour ride from the airport. I touched down in Joseph's apartment's foyer at around 2:30am. We were excited to see each other again! We had to talk and smoke first before I shower and get to bed, so that's what we did.
It's nice to be back in the city. It will be a nice, warm and sunny day tomorrow...I don't even want to sleep.
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welcome back mon!
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