July 10, 2011
I left the U.S. on June 29th and arrived in Doha late on the 30th. The down fall of the 14 hours of travel against the sun. You lose fourteen hours in time and 7 time zones which equates to 21 hours of your life. It is not all lost. I spent 90 minutes in London Heathrow, which gave me a much needed chance to stretch my legs and get a cup of Starbucks.
I left the U.S. on June 29th and arrived in Doha late on the 30th. The down fall of the 14 hours of travel against the sun. You lose fourteen hours in time and 7 time zones which equates to 21 hours of your life. It is not all lost. I spent 90 minutes in London Heathrow, which gave me a much needed chance to stretch my legs and get a cup of Starbucks.
I landed in Doha at 9:30p.m. picked up my car and went right to Carrefour to pick up some groceries and head to my appartment. Make the bed and grab some sleep. Of course, after 21 hours of travel (so to speak) the body isn't ready. Tylenol PM to the rescue.
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