Shakespeare Here!

We’ve had some experience with this intangible (almost tangible at times) concept–being patient and losing patience. Our recent experiences started with Wendy’s trip to Reno in October. As she was on the flight back home, the plane was about to land at O’Hare; and because it had been delayed in Phoenix, there were passengers worried they would miss a connection or pick up in Chicago.

So as the plane began its descent, a young woman unhooked her seatbelt, pulled her carryon out of the overhead compartment, and sat on the armrest “waiting” to rush out the door as soon as she could. The flight attendant ran up the aisle to sit her back down and to stow the carryon again.

Patience, please, and understand that travel by air means your day (or more) is not always in your control.

Stay tuned for our next patience story and how, sadly, Wendy lost hers (not the story, her patience).

Shakespeare signing out.