I am so very grateful to be safe, sound and fully electrified on New
York’s Upper West Side. I cannot even begin to imagine the hardship so many are
experiencing in the aftermath of Sandy’s brutality.
With close to 20,00 flight cancellations due to the storm,
and New York area airports reopening with limited schedules, I think we can
safely count on there being lots of delays. I know the frustration well. Last
year, I had to wait out Irene for a week in Zagreb (no complaint there) until I
could get a flight back to NYC. While I never imagined that LaGuardia would
become a lake, I have spent the better part of a
day watching it become pond-like. I’ve cycled through the stages of delay—from
rage to zen-like acceptance, and I have logged many irretrievable hours on the
tarmac. Here are some airport/airplane sketches from over the years.
Just thinking about taking a flight in the next week makes
me feel very lucky to be sitting at my computer listening to the sound of distant
buzz saws.
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