Should we stay or should we go now!!!

After bidding farewell to all our dear family and friends and arriving to the airport to be greeted by my dad to whisk us through, sure jaysus we'll be sitting in the executive lounge in no time sipping some.....tea! No such luck! Even with some handy nepotism to check us in my dad couldn't unfortunately help the fact that our heathrow flight was cancelled due to fog! Like are you kidding! Panic sets in, can't believe we've to do the whole goodbye again, will we get out at all?! Waiting in a queue to change our flights around along with a hell of a lot of other disgruntled customers! Airport is chaotic, new check in system and new staff is a recipe for the madness going on! 
Sure look this is all part of it! 
Won't get out till tomorrow they say! No flights have made it out to Heathrow the last two days! Yikes 
So after queuing up for a total of 5 hours we finally got our flight sorted for the next morning @ 6.15am through Manchester and Dubai! 
Left the airport at about 8pm back for a shower toastie another cup of Irish tea and to bed for a few hours! Sure between rearranging accommodation and booking new ones I don't think I slept a wink and now as I'm writing this I still haven't slept after 17 hours of travelling and hanging around airports I still haven't slept!! 
Bangkok you are a big dirty tease!

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  1. Unknown2 January 2017 at 12:07

    Aww Darling what started as a Scarey tale will end as a Fairytale💟
    Love reading your posts please keep them coming
    Love to You & Daniel xxx

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  2. Unknown2 January 2017 at 12:13

    Hi...keep posting. ;)

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  3. Unknown2 January 2017 at 12:15

    No seriously..keep posting :)

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  4. Unknown2 January 2017 at 12:16

    No seriously..keep posting :)

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  5. Unknown2 January 2017 at 12:16

    Hi...keep posting. ;)

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  6. Der Aufwachende3 January 2017 at 03:10

    Yeahh,keep posting :)

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