Boarding for Club World had it's own line, so it was quick boarding. I was in seat number 19A, a rear facing window seat. My first problem was that there is no under the seat storage, all that seat, but no storage. Actually there is a little drawer under my neighbors seat for me, I was able to fit a few things in there. But it took me a few minutes to figure out what I wanted and needed for the flight - like my camera ;). Then to get all my complaints out of the way, I realized I was facing my neighbor. By the window there are 2 seats next to each other, one facing forward, one facing backwards. The leg area is more narrow then the seat area and you end up facing the person you're sitting next to, it's a little weird. Once the flight takes off though you can raise a little window and get your privacy. 
Once boarded I settled in and the FA brought me a glass of water - yes, I did mean a glass. The glasses were collected before departing. The pilot did come on the PA to announce we were having a delayed departure due to a sick passenger, but that we would make up the time in the air. Hello, I want sleep, take your time! After take off I set myself up for sleeping. I put down my foot stool and put my seat in the lay flat position. I will say it's not terribly comfortable - the foot stool doesn't line up quite right, and the seat does have a stiff seat feel - it was not soft like a bed would be. I suspect the difference between first and business class is the width and length of the seat and the comfort of the seat/bed. Ahhh, I guess I was complaining again. I don't mean to because the lay flat seat was FANTASTIC, but I don't want anyone thinking that the seat is comfortable like a bed. But shortly after laying down I was out cold. I slept a solid 4 hours, I did sleep through dinner though to do that. 
I woke up around the time that breakfast was served, which was good, but not great. A smoothie, fruit and a gross bacon roll. And of course tea, after all it is British Airways. 
After landing I got delayed by having to repack the few items I had taken out of my bag and the passengers in "steerage" got off the plane ahead of me. I was appropriately disgusted as someone who was never in a class above economy and isn't counting on every being in a class above economy again. But I was able to go to an express line that's for First and Business class passengers so it didn't take too long to get into England.After the flight I certainly saw the value in upgrading to business and first class, I did sleep very well. Is it worth the money and the points for it? At the time I thought, maybe. Then I heard the horror stories of the other people on my tour who flew in Economy and I really think I need a better job so I can afford to pay and guarantee flying in the better classes!
