Bangkok (That Wedding Girl book 3)
“And the heat is uniquely south-east Asian too. As soon as I step out of Suvarnabhumi Airport, the heat rains down on me like an eternal hot breath. I’m really happy I’m here in Bangkok! Mostly I’m happy to be on flat land again, and in one piece - I’m surprised that I made it through the flight okay.
Having half a bottle of merlot helps, as well as this handy rubber band distraction technique I looked up. It involves placing a rubber band around my wrist and every time I feel twitchy, I pop it against my skin. The redness on the inside of my wrist proves that I got twitchy, a lot. Turbulence is a bitch, too, and unfortunately common. I cringe when I think back to how many times I had to ask the stewardess for help when the plane shook. I’m rather proud of my behaviour on my first flight without prescription drugs, though. Hopefully, I do better the next time. Maybe Tristan is right – the more I fly, the more I’ll get used to it. The muggy heat presses on me, and within five minu...tes my sweat has my halter dress clinging to me.MoreLess
Having half a bottle of merlot helps, as well as this handy rubber band distraction technique I looked up. It involves placing a rubber band around my wrist and every time I feel twitchy, I pop it against my skin. The redness on the inside of my wrist proves that I got twitchy, a lot. Turbulence is a bitch, too, and unfortunately common. I cringe when I think back to how many times I had to ask the stewardess for help when the plane shook. I’m rather proud of my behaviour on my first flight without prescription drugs, though. Hopefully, I do better the next time. Maybe Tristan is right – the more I fly, the more I’ll get used to it. The muggy heat presses on me, and within five minu...tes my sweat has my halter dress clinging to me.MoreLess
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