Airline contrails above the vineyard behind our house, looking north. You can tell which direction Paris is!
So now he'll de-plane, go through immigration and baggage claim, then head toward a train to home. He has several train options depending on how quickly things go, so he'll call me at some point to tell me where and when to pick him up.
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ReplyDeleteKen's holiday went by pretty quickly....I'm sure he's glad to be back home.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy! I imagine he's home by now, as it's 6:23 a.m. here in St. Louis, so afternoon chez vous.
ReplyDeleteI know 3 people who will be glad to have ken home again! :)
ReplyDeleteglad Bertie's ok....cats lead such mysterious lives
ReplyDeleteJean and I are renting an apartment in Paris next month. I'm looking forward to the stay there, but the flight is long and miserable from Seattle. Maybe we should move to Charlotte for the non-stops to CDG.
ReplyDeleteHow did the kist of chores go Walt? All done I hope! P.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home to Ken... lots of catching up to do.
ReplyDeleteHis plane got in at 06h30? Good grief, what time did he leave the US?
ReplyDeletevirginiac, there's no place like home...
ReplyDeletejudy, yes, when that comment showed up he was home. Got to the house about 11:30am on Thursday.
anne marie, lol
melinda, I wonder how many lives he has left?
dean, when and where? I may have to go to Paris next month, maybe we can meet up for a drink?
tim, most got done, a couple didn't. But there's still time!
craig, yup!
starman, the plane took off from NC at around 5pm the day before. Overnight flight.
I'm around -- in the city every week, on Tuesday, for my afternoon stint at the American Library.
ReplyDeleteellen, cool! I'll let you know once I figure out the schedule.
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