Writing With Abandon

Reflections and ramblings about life as an educator, writer, reader, knitter, and over-thinker. Trying to do the writing only I can do.

Short Scene at the Airport

“Is she for real?” A guy behind me asks in disbelief to his friend.

A teenaged girl has just let her two rolling suitcases go flying down the escalators at LaGuardia Airport.

All of us look up at the sound of the plastic rubbing against the moving stairs at whip-fast speed, a loud “ZZZZZIP!” echoing through the terminal.

A flight crew member gets there in time to stop the suitcases from flying further on the tile floor and hitting anyone. The girl runs down after them, her hands covering her nose and mouth in shame. Her mom and, I assume, sister, look down from further up the escalator.

She’s very lucky no one was ahead of her. It’s still unclear if she purposefully tried to slide them down or if it was an accident.

Phoebe remained unfazed

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2 responses to “Short Scene at the Airport”

  1. Elisabeth Ellington Avatar

    That photo of Phoebe! Looks like 10 suitcases could go flying right by her and she’d just shrug and continue being absolutely adorable.

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  2. Ana Valentina Patton Avatar

    Haha, airport scenes; always so unique!

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