My step son’s plane landed a little over an hour ago. My wife went to the airport to pick him up and they are on their way home now.
Another happy landing! The plane is on the ground, safe and sound. Welcome back to Earth, Harry!
My step son’s plane landed a little over an hour ago. My wife went to the airport to pick him up and they are on their way home now.
Another happy landing! The plane is on the ground, safe and sound. Welcome back to Earth, Harry!
My step son woke up this morning in Scotland. He’ll sleep tonight at our house. He’s already part way through quite the travel journey today.
I used flightaware.com to watch his first flight, from Aberdeen, Scotland to London, England. In less than five minutes he is scheduled to take off on his second flight of the day. This one from London to Boston. He’ll land sometime around 9:00pm, or a little before then.
As is always the case when one of the kids is traveling by air, I am nervous. Hell, I’m always nervous, but like the good American who comes from Irish immigrants, I suppress my nerves and emotions and just bottle them up until I explode. See the collected works of Dennis Leary for more stereotypical information on this stereotype that is probably not accurate but sometimes feels like it is.
Yeah, I am nervous. I watched the first connecting flight circle Heathrow airport a couple of times and I started getting scared that there was something going on in London. Nope. Just a busy day at the ol’ airport. Everything is fine. Everything went fine. All is well.
Flightaware says the plane is taxiing for take off. I’m not superstitious, but I (figuratively) have my fingers crossed. Here’s hoping for the best.
Safe flight, Harry. See you on the ground, back home in the good old U.S. of A.
The cats don’t tend to visit me while I am working, but for some reason they did today. Maybe they know I am in my step son’s bed room and he’s flying home from the UK today. He is currently in the air, on his way to London to grab a connecting flight to Boston. Can the cats sense that?
Anyway, I took some pic because that’s what I do.
Lily promised me she wasn’t the one who messes with the plant clipping I wrote about yesterday.
Yeah, whatever you say, feline. Whatever you say.
I told my wife that I will eventually photograph all of the city of Burlington, Vermont but it will take years as I am sort of doing it one little street at a time. Here are a few random views from yesterday’s visit to celebrate my step son’s 21st birthday.
My step son opened his 21st birthday presents in the car because they were too big to bring into the restaurant.





We are in Vermont but still have far to go.
We are road tripping today.

Welcome to route 93 south in Hooksett, NH. Did I misspell Hooksett? Probably.
33 miles from home.

