ANSWER 1: Scissors. Her mother's sewing scissors had made it through every other checkpoint up until Johannesburg. When they found them, she said she could not give them because they were sentimental. She was told to take it back to the ticketing counter to be a checked bag. Everyone else was rushing to our connecting plane because it was boarding and about to leave. A few of our group waited for her near the plane -- fortunately, she made it, but only with special assistance from a TSA agent. Ask Carla for details when we return:)
ANSWER 2: Dan. Upon checking in, Dan was whisked away for a check through TSA. We thought it might be because his name is on the no-fly list. Well, not HIS name, but someone else with his name. He had already received a redress number, so we thought all would be well. We began to wonder what to do when it seemed he would not return in time to board the plane. Fortunately, made it back right before boarding. He said that they told him it was totally "random" and had nothing to do with the other issue. Sure. Random:)
ANSWER 3: His neck pillow. But, he does not use it for his neck. Put it this way: the road we take several times daily has more potholes than you can even imagine. He decided to be creative. Use your imagination.
ANSWER 4: A Frog. A cute little toad was in the corner by the tub. We will post a picture later. Will was kind enough to release him to the wild -- out the window.
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