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Leaving On A Jet Plane - TranscriptTwo friends talking on a plane from New York to Los Angeles. Right click here for the mp3 listening file. Graham: Oh, I fell asleep. Where are we? Barbara: We're almost there. Graham: Oh no! I wanted to look out of the window to see all the places we flew over. Why didn't you wake me up? Barbara: You looked very tired so I didn't want to. Graham: I was asleep for over three hours. What can you see out of the window now? Barbara: It looks like desert below, but I think we are near Los Angeles. We went over the Rockies a short time ago. The mountains were absolutely beautiful. Graham: I can't believe I missed that. I really wanted to see the Rockies. Barbara: Sorry Graham. You can sit next to the window when we fly back to New York. Graham: Thanks. Did you have something to eat? I know you were hungry. Barbara: Yes. About an hour ago. I ate chicken and rice. There was also a dessert but it had pear in it so I didn't touch it. Graham: I'm really hungry now too. I didn't have any breakfast this morning either. Barbara: We can buy something for you when we get to the airport. You don't like chicken anyway and the alternative was Spanish Omelet which looked disgusting. Graham: What other things did you see out of the window? Did you see Chicago and the Great Lakes? Barbara: Yes, we flew right over Chicago. I could see little boats on the lake. It was wonderful. Graham: I can't believe I was sleeping. And I had a dream about flying too. Barbara: They showed a great movie too. You know the one about Brad Pitt being the manager of the chocolate factory. Graham: That's not Brad Pitt in that movie. I like that film too. I think we are starting to land. Barbara: Yes, we aren't so high now. What are we going to do when we get to Los Angeles? Graham: We have to make a phone call to your father, don't we? Barbara: Right, then, let's go straight to the hotel to sleep. I'm exhausted. |
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