He was standing with what seemed like his family and was wearing baggy jean shorts, and white and green basketball jersey with a green t-shirt underneath, and sure enough he ahd a pair of green high top converse made for toddlers hanging from his neck by the laces to match the pair he was wearing on his feet. Although it was different, Spencer didn’t really think it was that weird, Glen was just a tad bit ignorant. So she shot a small glare back at her brother and then went back to people watching.

   "Geeze someone is grumpy, is it that time of the month Spence?" taunted Glen, not appreciating Spencer’s annoyance towards him.

   "Glen! Do not talk to your sister that way! Especially in public!" scolded Arthur, lowering his voice at the last part.

    "She started it!"

    "Shut up Glen, what are you five?" shot Spencer.

    "And what are you eighty? Gosh this is vacation Spencer, have fun instead of having such a chip on your shoulder,"

    "Why don’t you just leave me alone for once and quit being such an ass!"

    "Stop it right now! Both of you! We will not tolerate you kids fighting with eachother this entire trip!" said Paula in an extremely irritated tone to finally stop the incessant arguing.

Once again the kids all rolled their eyes at their mother and went back to their own thoughts, moving forward a few steps in line. The Carlins had finally gotten inside of the building and saw how much further they had yet to go. They only had a ways to go before they they reached the stairs to the upper story, but they all had a feeling that the top of the stairs was not the end of the line.

   Great only 5 more hours, thought Spencer, her bad mood worsening.

As they continued through the line Paula and Arthur talked about their plans for the shore excursions, Clay and Glen discussed plans for where they were gonna go first to look for girls, and Spencer thought of the best excuse to get away from her annoying family so she could be alone for once.

When they finally reached the top of the stairs they found that their suspicions were right, it was definately not the end of the line yet. Across the other side of the cramped room was was the metal detectors and x-rays for the bags. They reached the security check point 25 minutes later and when they were all through they wee quickly rounded up again by Paula.