I did manage get down to just my carry-on and already that's proven helpful. It enabled me to jump ahead of about 50 people at check-in. That was just enough to secure the last available exit-row seat, something I'l be thankful for. I did swap a couple of shirts to Bill in admissions for the snazzy little backpack pictured here. All you recruits who are reading this - while supplies last, you get one of these on your tour so sign up for a visit!
Asiana Air is a Korean airline. Their boarding flight info has been interesting. The meals served are chosen to 'avoid deep-vein thrombosis' and we're reminded to not drink too much alcohol as 'the dry air makes it easy to get drunk'. There is a small group of Americans n the flight who are headed to Beijing to see the rowing events.
One scare today-I'd mentioned a trip to the vet. Late this afternoon Splash had what appears to be a small siezure. He's ok, but as the vet was explaining how epilepsy usually shows up in dogs splash's age, he looked at my chart AND STARTED LAUGHING ! Turns out another Doc (and Kansas State grad) had noted on Splash's chart: 'Beware, owner is a Husker fan!' this doc, also a K-Stater was cool though, no charge (and Splash is doing just fine).
Alright, the door is closing. Next stop, Seoul, home of the 1988 summer games for a change of planes then a quick ride to Beijing.