It is not yet 7 in the morning. We have been flying over North America and are sitting in the transit lounge in Anchorage Alaska awaiting reboarding for the next leg of our journey. The last twenty four hours have been a marathon, sometimes more like a dash as we have hurried to meet specific deadlines. There have been moments of real warmth and encouragement, like supper at Pearson with Wyn, Dave, Sarah and Tessa. It was great to see my brother before we flew out. I have missed our conversations. Then there have been the moments of blind panic, like when Pam thought she had lost her passport. I’m sure it was my fault, but neither of us can remember putting in the pocket of the laptop bag. Not a good sign!
April 24, 2007
April 24, 2007 at 9:18 pm
I have to admit if I thought I had loss my passport I think I would have a meltdown. I hope the rest of the flight is less eventful for you. Take good care.
April 25, 2007 at 12:08 am
It was brief but intense and was a good reminder for us to take our time and watch what we are up to.
Hong Kong is awesome and the long leg of our flight was great.
take care Pam