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Unexpected

We took Ian to the airport today, against our better judgement, to deliver him to the airplane which will fly him back to the UK. After enjoying a coffee (ok, and crying and laughing through the coffee), we said “see you soon” at the security gate, and he was off to be scanned.

I watched him walk away, as he turned a few times to wave. I watched him take off his shoes and go through the scanner a few times, and then disappear into the terminal. Wiping my tears away, I was about to leave, when the guard at the desk said, “You can get a ticket to go with him if you want.”

“What?”, I said

Guard: “You can go to the airline counter and get a security ticket so you can wait with him.”

Me: “I can? Thank you!”

And off we ran down to the counter, waited patiently for the people in front of us to check their luggage, and then got our security ticket. Then we ran back upstairs, went through security, didn’t bother to put our shoes on, and walked up behind Ian, who was pacing through the terminal. 🙂

We were all so excited to have the extra 45 minutes or so together. It definitely made our day.

Walking away is definitely the hardest thing we have to do at the airport. But the time we have together beforehand, and after we’re able to arrange another flight, is definitely worth it.

Happy New Year!

Flying In

Every now and then, my mind wanders back to that moment when I was sitting on the plane, looking out the window, realising that I’m about to land in England to meet my boyfriend at the airport.

The thoughts flying through my head:

Wow, I’m finally here. 7 hours wasn’t that long.
Look, the sun is coming up (it went down at lightning speed to me, and back up again)
Hmmm… look at the traffic… it’s really backwards (to me)
Look at the old buildings..
(Big smile) OMG… Ian is waiting for me at the airport! (stares at Heathrow airport… thinks “OMG… again”).
Hmmm… how long will it take to get through border control?
Ummmm… *will* I get through border control?
Are the questions over yet?
Yay! I’m in! Now, where do I go?
There’s my luggage (grabs it)

Wonders what I would have to declare in customs already. Goes the “no customs to declare” way.
I’ll just peek through doorway into the arrivals lounge. Notices handsome man in spiderpig t-shirt looking around.
(jumping up and down inside… and ever since, really)

This is what happy is. 🙂 I recorded every second of my visit to England in my head.. meeting Ian, meeting Gem and Fletch, meeting family, adjusting to different ways of saying things, walks through the park and the market.. but mostly just relaxing and feeling at home.

I’ll be back. 🙂

It Is Halloween

Not a big deal in the UK, I’ve heard, but big enough here. TLK is going to be dressed up as a cat, which is a good alternative to her first pick.

My office (the brand new one) is having a pet parade tomorrow. I am not taking my dogs, but I’ll be taking my camera to photograph the ones who do show up. Last year, there was a cat, which I spent a lot of my time with.

The weather might be decent for us. There is nothing too glamourous about Halloween in the freezing cold.

Have fun!