I was worried that the volcanic ash was going to affect my journey home, since there were so many problems with flying into UK air space. In fact, things were looking so grim for a while there, that I was mentally preparing myself for being stranded at home in the beautiful high-20's (Celsius, people) weather for a few extended weeks of unpaid vacation... only the day before my scheduled flight, everything resumed as normal.
So, here I am. Back in London, which feels surreal as ever. Home again with the boys, even if one of them isn't being particularly smoochy just yet (I'll let you decide which one) and trying my best to stay awake until this evening if I can.
It's not an easy feat when your flight was full to the brim thanks to the volcano problems, and when you only really managed to get shut-eye for 15 minute periods at a time, thanks to the stupid man sitting behind you kneeing your chair.
I've already caved and had two naps today, and I'll probably give in and go to bed in an hour or so. Oh, bed. Nothing like sitting up straight & uncomfortable for a day and a half in transit, to really make you appreciate being able to actually lie down and sleep.
I'll post more this week about the trip back soon - and fill you in on all the joys of wedding planning so far. Squee!
Glad you got home OK! I'm headed to France next month so I'm glad I managed to avoid all the volcano-related messes.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking about you! Glad to hear you made it safely. And you know I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for wedding planning info. :)
ReplyDeleteI think most people are just happy to have made it 'home' right? :)
ReplyDeleteI was thinking about you and hoping you'd make it back when you'd originally planned.
ReplyDelete(In other news, I'm PO'd because your feeds are coming though... what the?!)
I MISS YOU ALREADY.
ReplyDeleteis it october yet?
I can't even imagine what that long of a flight must be like! Hope you get some good rest!
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