Last night was wonderful.
It started with champagne, followed by warm mixed nuts, a garden salad and a smoked salmon and asparagus roll. Dinner was chicken and gravy, mashed potatoes and green beans. Then I enjoyed a hot fudge sundae as I snuggled under a warm blanket in my reclining seat (with footrest and all) and watched The Town on my own personal entertainment center. Near the end of the film, I was given a warm chocolate chip cookie with milk.
It was the perfect evening. On a plane.
When have you experienced over the top luxury?
xoxo,
Suzanne
Dang. First Class??? In my dreams.
ReplyDeleteEither never or too long ago to remember.
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ReplyDeleteI feel all fancy when it's formal night on a cruise. And you can eat all you want so it's like, yes I'll take some more crab legs and champagne! :)
Ooooh, that sounds better than any flight I've been on. Were you in first class?
ReplyDeleteMy 30th birthday last year was luxurious, beautiful, and filled with love. Gorgeous beaches, massage, multi-course dinner, incredible drinks, and the magic of a newfound love. I'll always treasure that day for it's richness across so many levels.
ReplyDeleteooh nice. I hope my flight tomorrow is just as good!
ReplyDeleteYes! Once! and I have been saving my miles to indulge again! This time on a longer flight!!
ReplyDeleteWent too fast the first time ;)
Sounds lovely!
ReplyDeleteOver the top luxury to me is probably quite a bit different than for somebody else. I can think of a few occasions where I felt truly spoiled.
Free sightseeing tour and lunch at the Plaza Hotel in NY.
Being a preferred guest at a local Aveda spa.
Having a personal driver while in London UK.
Staying at the Bellagio in Las Vegas was an amazing luxury. Just walking in made me feel like a millionaire. We lucked out though with a bargain rate better than most Sheratons I've frequented, making the luxury even better by my accounting.
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