Do you know the face of flying?

According to Virgin Atlantic "a flight should be known by its personality, not is number." I decided I wanted to discover my flight's "unique vibe" so I watched a little video about flight #020 (a.k.a. The Fly Chi). It's too deep for words, so you'll just have to watch it yourself to get a glimpse of the beauty I'll be experiencing a week from tomorrow... or rather would be experiencing if I were flying first class. I guess I'll have to achieve "upper class Feng Shui" another time.

http://www.virginatlanticflights.com/

Oh, and while you're at the above site, please be so kind as to nominate me as the ultimate jeterosexual.

Though I will clearly be devastated to leave the tranquility of The Fly Chi, I do finally know where I'll be staying once I arrive in Fougères! Yesterday I got an email from Françoise, an English teacher at the high school where I'll be working. Apparently I'll be sharing a flat with the other foreign language assistants. Françoise said that the English and Mexican assistants will already be there when I arrive. I'm not sure if it will be the three of us or if there will be a German T.A. as well. Another American will be living in Fougères and commuting to teach in a nearby town, but she said she'll be living with a principal or something so I don't think she'll be in our flat. Good God I'm going to live in a flat! It's like "The Real World" or something, but hopefully nothing like it now that I think about it... At any rate, espero que puedo practicar espanol and learn cool British phrases and maybe I'll soon be able to say something in German that’s slightly more useful than "you are a transvestite" or "you are my treasure" (although the first has come in handy on a few occasions).