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What we did: • Waited around terminals • Flew. All darned night. What I learned: • If you forget your PSP, your Nintendo DS, or your netbook, at home, you can buy one from one of JFK’s enormous vending machines There were a bunch of these, standing about four feet tall, and ten feet wide. And if you put in your credit card (or, like, $200.00 in quarters,), a PSP doesn’t dispense four feet down and bash out of the swinging door. Rather, a series of mortorized rails glide your new doodad to you. That would have been neat to see that happen. • Every shop at our terminal had a security guard ...

I want this trip to be special so I figured I would keep a journal of what plans we have made and a list of what still needs to be made so I do not miss anything. I believe in being spontanous but A trip this specials calls for some planning to make sure we at least have enough time to see what we want but also have sufficient time to just enjoy the overall experience. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- November 2, 2008: Booked 2 tickets on American Airlines using Frequent Flyer Miles January 2009: Renewed Passports ...

Short Version: British Airways = awesome. Customer assistance at London train stations = not so friendly/helpful Salisbury = quaint, quiet, and wonderful Old Rectory B&B = off the beaten path, but quaint, quiet, and also wonderful Coach and Horses Pub = tasty potatoes, nice beer garden, friendly local vibe w/dogs Long Version: We arrived at the London Heathrow airport this morning at about 8am and navigated our way through the border crossing and claimed our luggage fairly quickly. Sidenote: British Airways is extra awesome and gives you eyemasks and fuzzy socks in addition to the usual ...