Home again....

[annwfyn]

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And the above statement is quite indicative of Sally's current coherancy and typing skills at this moment.

China Eastern are evil. I spent twelve hours in darkness as they insisted on keeping all the windows shut and the cabin lights dimmed. The food sucked as well.

But I am now home, and curry will arrive soon. Then there will be bath and bed.

*sighs happily*

Home. Home good. Home nice.

Night all.

Comments

[wildrogue.livejournal.com]

Welcome home hon. Good to have you back. I'll give you a call tomorrow after work. Stuff from Warwick has arrived in your absence.

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

Huzzah! Excellent. Oh - on another note - Ginnie and Ryan are trying to organise a play yourself game for tonight, which is slightly insane, but they seem worried by the fact that while jez and I were in Australia he ran a spin off session with me and a bunch of Australians and I managed to unleash Cerberus, the guardian of hell.

Is it impossible notice and is there any chance of getting an Elle?

We have your pressie from Australia (erm...actually...mostly a present from China) with us if that acts as an incentive.

[wildrogue.livejournal.com]

I already arranged to go to see Madagascar with Rhona. Tomorrow might be possible if they can wait that long.

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

I shall pass the message on.

Madagascar is great. You'll enjoy it a lot. The penguins rock!

[castorlion.livejournal.com]

*waves a hand* I can do Wednesday night...

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

Tomorrow would be wonderful if we can get you for then. We've got a MattMatt as well, so we should have a full complement.

And I get to explain how it could have happened to anyone, and I'm sure if anyone else had been grabbed by some random Australians, they too would have wound up unleashing Cerberus.

[castorlion.livejournal.com]

*sceptical*

I remain convinced it is entirely your fault, and I'm drawing up your minder rota as we speak.

I wonder if a roleplay game is enough evidence to get someone sectioned?

[headinclouds.livejournal.com]

Glad to hear you made it home all right, sounds like you had a great time.

When is Susan's wedding, btw? I am meant to be going to a wedding down south in September, and I am going to be deeply annoyed if it turns out to be when you're up here. :(

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

I need to find out! It's on my 'to do' list now I'm back. I've kind of had it in my head for ages as 'September - don't need to know more than that yet' and now I do!

[headinclouds.livejournal.com]

Well, let me know as soon as you find out. If it happens to be around the 9th/10th/11th, I shall not be happy. Unless red_phil will let me off with going to this other wedding (which I'm not dreadfully keen on going to anyway).

*hugs*

[christabelle9.livejournal.com]

WELCOME HOME!!

[jo-english-bint.livejournal.com]

Glad you are home safely!

>they insisted on keeping all the windows shut

That could be a good thing, given that if they were open it might depressurise the cabin....
I'll put that down to a tired Sal :-D

*hugs*

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

Windows shut = shutters down so no light could get in.

Erm. Yes. Put it down for me being dead.

[felinefaerie.livejournal.com]

We miss you babe...
Hugs, glad you got home safe.
Beth

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

*hugs*

I'll reappear again at some point. I don't quite know when, but I'm sure I will. I usually do.

I'm currently coming to terms with the fact that Australia really isn't the Mecca of cheap flights that the US is from the UK. I used to be able to make it out to the North West in the US about every two months fairly painlessly, but the cheapest flights trans-atlantic are fairly painless. China Eastern (which is the cheapest flight one can get to Australia) is a tad more painful and quite a bit pricier. Dragging jez around with me also tends to complicate my travelling plans as he is not like me (ie - he has a proper job and things) and requires annual leave and the like. I can take off much more easily at the moment.

I'll figure it out. ;)

[melsner.livejournal.com]

And what would the moral of this story be? :)

Now's a good time to break it to me... Was there a Forced Koala Death March? actually, I did get the impression there was something similar, searching for something pink and cute for Ginnie...

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

And what would the moral of this story be? :)

Possibly to come and see the nice Americans instead? *hugs* I am pondering that as well. Miss you and your kind quite a bit.

Now's a good time to break it to me... Was there a Forced Koala Death March?

It turns out that jez has WAY less stamina than you. We'd barely make it once round the mall before he started trying to tunnel his way to freedom! I was most disappointed.

[melsner.livejournal.com]

Wait, he got tired before finishing just ONE mall? What about when you went to other malls that day?

Man. In order to make up for his inadequacies, he must be _much_ better in bed.

Although neigther of us can be J. W...

[melsner.livejournal.com]

China Eastern are evil. I spent twelve hours in darkness as they insisted on keeping all the windows shut and the cabin lights dimmed. The food sucked as well.

Can't decide if that's more like the womb or Scott's room...

While you were travelling, all the Harry Potter books were sold.

[annwfyn.livejournal.com]

I was mostly thinking of it as somewhat akin to a train en route to the Stalinist gulags.

[melsner.livejournal.com]

Scott's room it is, then.

Sorry, my bad, Scott's room would be the gulag at the end of the train ride.