Fitting In
It is really cold here in NYC. Manhattan just funnels the cold air up the long avenues and it is painful at times waiting for a light to change (when we are not j-walking). Here is me waiting in the freezing subway.
Monday, when I was waiting for the train to go into work I sat down on one of the benches that has individual seats (I assume to prevent people sleeping on them). The first thing I noticed in the past was how it felt to sit down. Tight, uncomfortable, my hips just too wide to fit comfortably. There was a period of time when I never sat down. I didn't want to impost my body on any one and I didn't want to be uncomfortable myself. So yesterday, when I went to sit down, I slid right in. My butt fit! It might seem silly or minuscule (no pun intended) but sitting in a normal size seat is a triumph.
I am so excited for the day when flying is the same way. Stay warm! -Meredith
Monday, when I was waiting for the train to go into work I sat down on one of the benches that has individual seats (I assume to prevent people sleeping on them). The first thing I noticed in the past was how it felt to sit down. Tight, uncomfortable, my hips just too wide to fit comfortably. There was a period of time when I never sat down. I didn't want to impost my body on any one and I didn't want to be uncomfortable myself. So yesterday, when I went to sit down, I slid right in. My butt fit! It might seem silly or minuscule (no pun intended) but sitting in a normal size seat is a triumph.
I am so excited for the day when flying is the same way. Stay warm! -Meredith


Honestly, don't hold your breath for airplane seats! I find them an uncomfortably tight fit nowadays! :) -Kerri
ReplyDeleteHa! I am sure. :-) I dream of bullet trains. I do look forward to not needing a seatbelt extender. Flight attendendents are always nice about it but it never feels good to have to ask for one. Thanks for reading Penny!
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