Llewellyn Watts (
pocketpretzels) wrote2024-03-23 08:34 pm
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BWI Airport & Then a Plane Enroute to YYZ, Sunday Afternoon
Part of the preparations for their trip had involved Watts being briefed on what was and was not allowed to be carried on to an airplane. As absurd as Watts found most of the rules, he did obviously abide by them, meaning their trip through the security line was uneventful, if somewhat tedious. Also, hey, the first real test of Watts's modern identity papers!
So, security, and then waiting at the gate- where Watts's attention had first been drawn by the wine bar but apparently there would not be enough time to sit and properly enjoy a glass before they had to board. What was possible, however, was a stop at some place called 'Auntie Anne's' which sold hot pretzels.
"Would you care for one?" Watts asked Steven as he tugged him towards the counter.
[ooc: NFB for distance, for the beau and up early for SP!]
So, security, and then waiting at the gate- where Watts's attention had first been drawn by the wine bar but apparently there would not be enough time to sit and properly enjoy a glass before they had to board. What was possible, however, was a stop at some place called 'Auntie Anne's' which sold hot pretzels.
"Would you care for one?" Watts asked Steven as he tugged him towards the counter.
[ooc: NFB for distance, for the beau and up early for SP!]
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Once again his documentation held up to scrutiny, and soon enough they had their bags collected and were in a car on the way to their hotel.
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It wasn't long before they reached their hotel, and were shown up to their room, which came decorated with a bouquet of flowers.
But it didn't stop there, of course. Because there was also a cake and a bottle of champagne on ice.
Watts looked over at Steven with a grin, eager to see what he would think.
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Never mind that he'd polished off his two extra pretzels between the plane and cab ride, and still had a number of packaged snacks.
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Steven brightened, smiling wider. "Like pie for breakfast!"
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