At the airport, I was disappointed to see (after a brief forray through the freakin' parking garage again!) a lot of people lined up to check in for their flights. But it turns out that Northwest's counter (top) was a lot less busy than Delta's (above). Plus, Northwest has electronic check-in kiosks like Air Canada does, which makes it that much faster.




Breakfast on the flight was surprisingly similar to real food. I've never seen a milk carton that small before though. It was purely for cereal purposes.




When I changed planes in Detroit, the weather was looking pretty spotty. You'd never know it, but this was late afternoon. I kind of liked the streaks of sunlight peeking through on the horizon, but I had a feeling we were in for some bumpy air going to Toronto....




...Which was basically what happened. Coming into Toronto, we had to come down through layers of clouds sandwiched together on a weather front. It made the ride in lots more fun! (Your definition of 'fun' may vary.)

And that's pretty much it.

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