On Thursday I woke up before the sun at 2:30
AM to get ready to leave for the airport to fly to Philadelphia and then make a
connecting flight to Atlanta. As soon as I got into my car I looked down at my
phone to see a notice that the Atlanta flight had been cancelled. But all I
could do was press onward with faith and optimism that I would somehow end up
where I needed to be and that happened time and time again.
I got to Atlanta on Thursday and spent the
whole day at a site in Peachtree, GA. The next morning I was up by 3:30 to
catch my flight out of Atlanta and end up across the country in Salt Lake City.
I arrived around noon, grabbed a sushi lunch and then proceeded to play at
several sites, not even spending 24 hours there before heading back to the SLC
airport to catch a red-eye flight back to the east coast at midnight.
That flight arrived in Charlotte early on
Saturday morning. From there I flew into Akron/Canton and got the rental car with
which I would drive back to New York. I played more tag before a very
unexpected detour to pick up some Q-Zar packs (more on that later) and because
I was driving back I was able to take them home with me. After spending the
final part of Saturday night in Ohio I drove to my hotel in Erie, PA before
getting up early enough to play one game of tactical in Buffalo before playing
beat the clock to get the rental car back to Syracuse on time so that I could
play in the laser tag league with my team back in ‘cuse on Sunday night. I didn’t
get home until around 11:00 Sunday night and then had to go to work the next
day.
Four days, four states, twelve laser tag
arenas…not my personal record, but still a lot for a weekend.
That’s why right now I look like this…
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…and the posts will be added as soon as I can
sit down and process what just happened! Great trip though and thanks to all
who were a part of the adventure. :)
Comments or Questions?
Contact: Tivia@tiviachickloveslasertag.com
Websites: www.tiviachickloveslasertag.com
and www.photonforever.com
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