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My 17 Hours Journey Across The World

IT IS 1AM IN MALAYSIA 18/3/2017... and 10am in San Francisco 17/3/2017.
For the past 24 hours I have been flying in midair ... Started off journey from Ipoh to KLIA at 7am and reached around 10am... checked in our baggage and have two hours plus to relax at the Premier Lounge while waiting.

Flight was on schedule, three hours over flying to Hongkong for transit and immediately board Cathay Pacific for San Francisco at 6.30pm. All in all, the flight journey took 17 hours... Thank God for journey mercies, everything was smooth, only problem is that I could not get a proper sleep.  Sitting down for more than 17 hours is no joke... I don't know where to put my "long legs"... LOL... Must start budgeting for a premier or business class seating in future...  
Took our brunch here... 
All ready to go... 
At the waiting area....
With my brown faithful companion... 
While waiting to board.... 
After the 17 hours flight, we finally stepped into SF airport...
My long vacation has just begun... 


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  1. Ya, I guessed as much. Such a long haul, sure you would be heading to the states again. Have fun, take care there!!!

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  2. You look so good, considering the very long and cramped journey! So this is to visit your sister? I hope you have a wonderful time!!

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    1. I was exhausted actually.. couldn't sleep during the flight..

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  3. Yay! Have a blast in the States!!! See u when come back. We will miss u, but hope to be "near" u through your posts. :)

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  4. enjoy yourself! 17 hours you mentioned in the previous post so it had to be usa!

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  5. I have phobia for long haul flights with my really 'long legs' and sleeping problems too. I actually found a way to doze off is by taking a bit of alcohol and read a book from an unfavourable distance. It would strain my eyeballs to send me into sleeping mode. Other wise I have to pop a sleepy herbs supplement before boarding.

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