The day begins, at 5:30 am. Its a quaint little place on the Gulf of Thailand.
Press enter or click to view image in full size Daily Sadhana followed by breakfast and some tricky Google Translate assisted conversation later, its a pleasant ride to the Airport.
Press enter or click to view image in full size It’s a 11:00am departure. 1h15m later we touchdown where it is now 1:15pm.
You’re going to have to follow along!
Press enter or click to view image in full size Some confusion later, you see, I was at KLIA 2 Gate 2 while the driver was also at Gate 2 but at KLIA 1, we arrive at 4:00pm for our meeting scheduled for 3:00pm. And they graciously waited for me at the Two Towers.
Press enter or click to view image in full size A really productive meeting later, we’re back at the airport, this time to KLIA 1, for an 8:30pm departure. 1h later we touchdown where it is, surprisingly, 9:30pm.
It’s now been 15h since 5:30am.
A fun 2h30m later we’re ready for SQ-22. At 11:59pm I reset my watch to the destination time.
Just like that, 17h30m after 5:30am we’re now at 11:00am! The magic of SQ-22, the longest flight in the world, has just begun.
A few delightful movies and some very pleasant in-flight service and fine vegetarian airline food and some Sahaj & Sleep or maybe Sahaj induced Sleep or even possibly Sleep induced Sahaj later, its been 18 additional hours!
Press enter or click to view image in full size My watch now reads 5:30am.
5:30am, Dec 7 to 5:30am, Dec 8.
36h shrunk to 24h by SQ-22.
Who says we need close to light speed or extreme gravity? We just need to invent time zones. And SQ-22.
Makes you wonder: What IS Time after all??