Well, that worked

[mneme]

There were a few blockers to my getting to my flight:

I decided at the last minute to not check luggage, and still had a 3.4 oz
bottle of liquid as well as my flask of hab am. (and no plastic baggie)
I didn't get around to picking up my boarding pass printout.
Work stretched, and I didn't leave the office until after 4 (for a 6pm
flight).

Nevertheless, due to the standards not actually being the advice, paperless
screening (yay, g1 phone with decent zooming), and good trains, I'm (and my
bag, liquids included) are sitting at my gate. At some point, they may even
let us onto the plane.

Comments

[hms42]

Safe travel. Where to this time?

[mneme]

Seattle. Out to visit pocketnaomi (as well as Callie and the rest of the housemates).

[redaxe.livejournal.com]

Good luck going here to there. Good luck getting on the plane. (You could have had luck on the train.)

All this for some green eggs and ham... :-)

[mneme]

No, I'm pretty sure train wouldn't have been suitable here (not that it doesn't exist, just that it would be more expensive and take too long).

[drcpunk.livejournal.com]

They let the liquids through?
Oh, did you save your yogurts from the Fridge Cleaning Crew?

[mneme]

Yes, liquids were fine, removed from my bag and put in a separate container. I cleared a 3.4oz one with the security lady before standing on line.

Cathy advised me to put the yogurt and jam in the tiny fridge, which isn't $company's and which they're not having cleaned, so I did that.