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Originally Posted by ohh_shesus
Next time you go on a trip, take an i-pod, a book, a crossword puzzle book, or anything to keep you busy. Oh yea, and they do sell mini-traveling pillows. Those are awesome for people like me who verge on narcolepsy and is out within 10 minutes of any trip. And they are much more comfortable than a shoulder  |
Haha, well, I have the opposite problem - I can't fall asleep for the life of me when traveling. I'm also going to be on a 16 hour flight in December when I fly to Hong Kong (preceeded by a 2hr flight to Chicago, actually), and then the reverse on the way home. I plan on bringing books to keep me company, but the problem is that I tend to read quickly - so I can read a whole book in about 3 or 4 hours of solid reading, depending upon the length (example: when flying home from Switzerland, I read all of Harry Potter 6 on the cross-Atlantic flight).
Sometimes I'll try talking to people on the flights, but for the most part, I'm just interested in reading my book, not starting a five hour long conversation with a total stranger. That's not to say I haven't done it, but it's rare. As for sleeping on someone, or having them sleep on me, I know I drool when I sleep
Perhaps if the lady in question slept with her head in my lap, I'd be open to the idea, but I don't know about sleeping on my shoulder - that seems to me like it'd slowly drive me crazy as well as being uncomfortable.