Gang Stalking – Off Topic – PostaDay 2011 – Planes, trains, or automobiles?

Well, they erased my blog again. I have to start all over again. Second time starting blog. Third time writing blog. They erased my blog again. I wonder if it’ll be one of those days where it takes me all day to write a 100 word blog. But I will get it done.

What is your favorite way to travel 500 miles?

Planes. There’s not much you can do on a plane. The only scenic thing  is clouds. If you like studying clouds, then you’ll be happy. Otherwise, there’s not much to see. Plus, you have to sit in your seat like a good, little girl. Ever since 9/11, I have to think twice about going on a plane. So, planes? Only if I absolutely have to. Planes have gotten scary to me. You’re way up there in the sky and if something happens, there’s nowhere to go, but down.

Automobiles? You are the pilot. You can drive as fast or as slow as you’d like. No one can tell you what to do in your car. You can stop and go as you please. Stop and eat, or not eat. You have a choice of what you eat. You’re not stuck with airplane food. That airplane food seems to have gotten worse over the years. That is, if they give you anything to eat.  But in a car, it’s tiring, even when you stop and take a break.

Trains? I love trains. Always have. Growing up in New York, using the subways as a second home, I fell in love with trains. So if I’m going a long distance, trains are my choice. I’ve taken trains all over Europe, and Amtrak in the U.S.  I’ve seen a lot of things on a train that I wouldn’t have seen in a plane. I can get up and walk around. Go into the leisure section and watch movies, or play cards. Or have an interesting conversation with a fellow traveler. I find trains glamorous, even though they’re not as glamorous as they used to be. And in a train, I have time to think and relax,  read a good book, or listen to music. 

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Gang Stalking – Off Topic – PostaDay 2011 – Do you prefer aisle or window when traveling? Why?

If it’s a trip that’s taking me through an area that’s scenic, I prefer the window.  Otherwise, I prefer the aisle, especially on planes.  On planes there’s really not much scenery, except clouds.   I find an aisle seat convenient.  If I want to get up, go to the women’s  room, I don t have to bother anyone.  I don’t have to work my way through someone’s legs or wait until they get up.  I also don’t have to put with people giving me dirty looks every time I have to leave my seat.  And also, God forbid, there’ s any kind of a problem on a plane, I don’t have to wait for anyone to get up.  I just get up and go!  On the minus side, every time someone gets up, I have to get up and wait for them to  work their way through the legs. 

Window has its plus side.  When I sit by the window, I can lean my head against the window and sleep.  Or just relax by putting my head against window.  I also don’t have to worry about having to get up every time someone wants to leave his seat. 

How about you?  Window?  Aisle?