Saved by Horses at 30,000 Feet
How to cheat the leading cause of death with storytelling
The passenger to my right was really getting under my nerves.
It was bad enough that I’d barely slept before the four-hour flight across the country to deliver a speech I hadn’t finalized yet. But the focused flying time I’d been counting on was punctuated by heavy sighs, frequent coughing, and the near constant movement of the g…
