B00chvivmy Ebok
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You may have to feel your way there, but trust me, that momentary inconvenience is worth it. You do not want to see the first-class seats.
The challenge is that you enter from the front of the plane. If your eyes are open, you’re immediately thrust into an aeronautical wonderland. First class isn’t full of seats; it’s full of tiny pods of luxury. They have their own little sleeping cocoons in which to lounge away the sixteen-hour flight. And if you see these pleasure domes as you walk to you...r seat, you’re going to get sad.
So that you fully comprehend what’s happening as you pass through the seating classes, Korean Air color-codes the seats. The pleasure domes in first class are woven in a periwinkle blue fabric that seems to tickle you lightly and whisper, “Don’t you wish this flight were longer?” The next class of seats is light blue, like the color of an apron you’d buy at Williams-Sonoma after being wooed into the store by the smell of boysenberry muffins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You may have to feel your way there, but trust me, that momentary inconvenience is worth it. You do not want to see the first-class seats.
The challenge is that you enter from the front of the plane. If your eyes are open, you’re immediately thrust into an aeronautical wonderland. First class isn’t full of seats; it’s full of tiny pods of luxury. They have their own little sleeping cocoons in which to lounge away the sixteen-hour flight. And if you see these pleasure domes as you walk to you...r seat, you’re going to get sad.
So that you fully comprehend what’s happening as you pass through the seating classes, Korean Air color-codes the seats. The pleasure domes in first class are woven in a periwinkle blue fabric that seems to tickle you lightly and whisper, “Don’t you wish this flight were longer?” The next class of seats is light blue, like the color of an apron you’d buy at Williams-Sonoma after being wooed into the store by the smell of boysenberry muffins.
What to read after B00chvivmy Ebok?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jon Acuff to read onlineMoreLess
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