First impressions

Here's a few photos from the flight over! Munching on some freeze dried bananas courtesy of Munchies For Your Face©







Now we are about to touch down, I've only had minor health problems and they've been easily dealt with. I'm also making a breakthrough discovery.
Goofy≠childish. My mom is gung-ho for goofy, but I need to act as an adult at all times. An adult that makes bad decisions? Sure! But an adult. Will give further updates on this new find as warranted



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