Today’s Monday Miracle is that I am back home in Florida.
(At least, I hope so. This post was written ahead of time–so I wouldn’t forget. But unless you’ve heard of something unmentionable involving airplanes yesterday, it’s a pretty safe bet.)
And thank goodness.
Because I have a hard time believing in air travel.
And it is disconcerting to participate in something that seems so unlikely.
I mean, have you ever seen an airplane?!
Usually, I don’t really look at the airplanes I’m boarding. I walk down an enclosed jetway through a portal and sit down in a seat inside a tube (sort of). But when you travel to and from Maine, you get to be bussed across the tarmac, hand your rollaboard over to a guy with a cart (because even the carry-on won’t fit on the plane), and climb a set of stairs with the airplane attached.
Large as life and twice as natural.
Now, a plane to Maine is small. But it’s bigger than anything I know how to get up into the air.
So it seems unlikely that air travel is actually possible.
But it must be. Because here I am. Back home in Florida, when yesterday I was in Maine.
Whew!
