Tying the Knot
May 23, 2009 11:36:04 GMT 10
Post by Jerry Garcia on May 23, 2009 11:36:04 GMT 10
November 22
1615
LA International Airport
Los Angeles CA
Jerry was sitting in the passenger waiting area, a copy of Time, Newsweek and the LA Times in his lap. It felt odd to him to be traveling unarmed and in civilian clothing. He was on his way to New Dehli to catch up with Pooja, meet the family and attend her brothers' wedding. She had gone ahead to prepare her family, and he had stayed in the States, to do a little shopping. His carry on bag had two small boxes in it. One was the engagement ring he had bought for Pooja, the other a matched set of wedding bands. The announcement came to board and he slowly rose to get himself settled.
He was on a non stop flight that would have him landing late the next day. It was a long flight and he would be happy to see Pooja again. Last time he had seen her he had proposed and now he planned to make it all official.
He boarded the plane and got himself settled in his seat. He had gotten himself a first class ticket for the extra leg room and the fact that it would not be as crowded. Amazingly enough the flight took off on time.
<22 hours later>
Jerry had not slept the entire flight. The memory of "the dream" replayed through his mind the entire way. It had all seemed so real, that time. He had died that time, saving Pooja. He sat in his seat has everyone deplaned, the memory still running as if it were real. He finally rose and disembarked, following everyone toward the luggage carousels and customs. He picked up his bas and moved toward the line at customs, his passport and military ID in hand. He passed through customs and exited the area to find Pooja waiting for him. He walked toward her, dropped his bag and wrapped his arms around her, pulling her close and gently kissing her. It's good to see you, babe.
<Tag Pooja>
1615
LA International Airport
Los Angeles CA
Jerry was sitting in the passenger waiting area, a copy of Time, Newsweek and the LA Times in his lap. It felt odd to him to be traveling unarmed and in civilian clothing. He was on his way to New Dehli to catch up with Pooja, meet the family and attend her brothers' wedding. She had gone ahead to prepare her family, and he had stayed in the States, to do a little shopping. His carry on bag had two small boxes in it. One was the engagement ring he had bought for Pooja, the other a matched set of wedding bands. The announcement came to board and he slowly rose to get himself settled.
He was on a non stop flight that would have him landing late the next day. It was a long flight and he would be happy to see Pooja again. Last time he had seen her he had proposed and now he planned to make it all official.
He boarded the plane and got himself settled in his seat. He had gotten himself a first class ticket for the extra leg room and the fact that it would not be as crowded. Amazingly enough the flight took off on time.
<22 hours later>
Jerry had not slept the entire flight. The memory of "the dream" replayed through his mind the entire way. It had all seemed so real, that time. He had died that time, saving Pooja. He sat in his seat has everyone deplaned, the memory still running as if it were real. He finally rose and disembarked, following everyone toward the luggage carousels and customs. He picked up his bas and moved toward the line at customs, his passport and military ID in hand. He passed through customs and exited the area to find Pooja waiting for him. He walked toward her, dropped his bag and wrapped his arms around her, pulling her close and gently kissing her. It's good to see you, babe.
<Tag Pooja>