Quick Update

Thanks to the efforts of my SIL to find me a human being to talk to, our flights have now been re-booked for next week Sunday. All being well, we'll rock up to LGW on Monday morning. Yeah, right. At this point I'm just being tentatively optimistic.

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  1. Optimistic that you will fly or that you'll have to stay another week or so?

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  2. Am posting plans for hot air baloon kit.

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  3. z ~ I'm cautiously optimistic that we'll fly out next Sunday. That we have to stay is a done deal.

    dave ~ thanks. Though I hope you realise I'm rubbish at following instructions.

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  4. No vulcanos in Trinidad?

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  5. I think they're sending the Navy to collect you - so you get a free cruise thrown in!
    Be good if you get on a frigate.
    Sx

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  6. mago ~ there are volcanos here, mud ones. In the central part of the islands. Good for the skin apparently.

    ms scarlet ~ now you're talking! Haven't had the pleasure of sailors yet.

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  7. ...just behave yourself if they come for you!
    Sx

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  8. ms scarlet ~ I always behave...badly. ;-)

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