The Delta terminal at JFK
is a strange, somewhat futuristic looking place, packed with mostly
individual seats at the gates, each mounted with a personal iPad. The
restaurants are set up in a similar fashion, so even if you are
travelling with someone, you can keep your eyes glued onto the
screen, or at least get slightly blinded by the flashes of
advertisement flowing through the screens all around you. Strangely,
maybe, this made me crave human contact. Unfortunately for me, I was
expected to interact with the screen when it came to ordering and
paying for my meals, rendering waiting staff to little more than
delivery people.
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label winter. Show all posts
Endings and beginnings
January 14, 2015
December 25, 2014
I just wanted to take a moment, in between a toast, in between a slice of dark chocolate fruit cake and a bite of teddybear-shaped marzipan, to wish you a very Merry Christmas, if you are celebrating, or simply Happy Holidays, if you prefer. I captured a few of my favourite details around my parents' house this season, some new and some long time classics, some bought and some made. Many of my favourites are handmade by my mom, who is slowly over taking the Christmas tree. Cheers to you, as 'tis the season!
Labels:
Christmas,
holidays,
Quebec city,
travel,
winter
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