So i'm not sure if this is the airport, the plane, or the altitude but something about gaming women on trips seems to work for me. I just got back from a quick trip to Hawaii and on the way back i had the privilege of sitting next to a beautiful Hawaiin girl who was returning to the bay area after her spring break. She goes to a different university than i do but its not that far away

. Anyways I started by getting out of my seat to let her in to the aisle and to the window seat which was hers. I was in the middle and an elderly black gentleman would eventually be to my left. I got out of my seat and helped her with her enormous bag that weighed probably as much as she did. I told her as much and she found that hilarious and said her name was Meiahana or however the hell you spell it. MAY HA NA is how she said it at least. Pleasantries were exchanged...
We talked and fluffed and the gentleman i spoke of earlier took his sea to the left of me and we made our introductions before the man began to read a magazine. MAY HA NA looked as if she was going to turn to her own book so i decided to work quickly and asked her if she liked riddles. She wasn't sure what a riddle was. Anyways I explained to her what a riddle was and she said she was willing to give it a shot. So I put together a little mystery riddle about how a man hung himself in a room without furniture with a puddle of water beneath him. She struggled with it for a few moments before she beamed a beautiful smile and said she gave up. Before I could answer the gentleman who was named Andy said that the man had been standing on a block of ice that melted and thus caused him to hang. I congratulated Andy on his wit and teased May Ha Na about her inability to get it. I moved on to a few other similar such games, the cube, the lies game, and so on to build further rapport. KINO, KINO , KINO, all the while. I started out by accidentally bumping her on our shared armrest/divider thing between seats. I toucher her hands while gesturing towards her large plastic flower ring. I also removed an imaginary piece of lint that was imaginably stuck in her hair.(Not sure if you believe this kind of stuff but our cousin primates tend to groom their mates in such ways.) Within thirty minutes the divider had been raised and she was leaning in to me to watch a few funny stand up comedy clips I had on my laptop. At one point she left to use the restroom and Andy turned to me and said to keep up the good work because "You got that ho in the bag." His words not mine. Haha.
Anyways she eventually fell asleep on my shoulder and slept most of the rest of the trip. When we landed I helped her with her bags and got her number because she had to leave quickly to catch a train. So this particular encounter hasn't come to a close with a happy ending, yet.
