10 Ways To Keep The Seat Next To You Empty

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12-06-2012 @ 12:12PM

gypsy18 said...

Wow. So many -ist comments in this post I almost lost track. Same with typos & grammatical errors. I wanted to retweet one of your tweets about offbeat (note: that's one word, not two) travel groups; I didn't RT because it was just too full of mistakes. By the way, the more you give off negative energy about who you don't want sitting next to you, the more likely you'll attract a seatmate who's on the same low energy frequency (cute, young & petite notwithstanding) as YOU are. Don't worry about it. People probably pick up on your base vibe & don't want to sit next to YOU, either.

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