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My first flight on a jet was great.
When I first got to the airport I saw thousands of jets, big jets, and the seven forty seven was the one that I then boarded. There was a lot of room on board with aisles one hundred feet wide. I got to sit by the window and when I looked down I became dizzy, being three stories high. Then the jet surged into the sky and I waved goodbye to Pittsburgh. When the jet finally leveled, we were fifty miles above the countryside, yet looking down it was comical to see cows. I was going to Chicago since I was bound for the Navy. At the Greats Lakes Training Center, recruits get their basic training, which lasts about thirty five weeks. The service on the plane was good, with the many stewardesses giving us lots of different things. But it seemed they were overworked because they would run really fast back and forth as they were serving. I was enjoying my jet ride and a couple of times the jet rolled back and forth as if waving; I'm pretty sure that the pilot was waving to someone below. After nine hours of flying we finally got to O’Hare. We taxied to the terminal. Then a stealth bomber took off, and I think I saw the space shuttle. [Rhythm: 8; blank verse] (Lines: 37) Writer’s Cramp; September 25, 2011
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