Partystar is coming home!
#61
Re: Partystar is coming home!
Have fun you lucky bu99er.
Passport photo should be fine - our eldest travelled on a passport photo taken when he was 10 days old and never had a problem - he has just turned 5 so we could finally get a new passport for him. I was glad to as well - he was asleep on the 10day passport photo, and I thought it looked real cute until someone said it looked like one of the open casket-photos on the obituary columns....gave me the creeps after that so I was glad to get rid!
Lionheart - sorry to hear the reasons for your trip - one of the hardest to do from overseas - hope it all works out OK.
Passport photo should be fine - our eldest travelled on a passport photo taken when he was 10 days old and never had a problem - he has just turned 5 so we could finally get a new passport for him. I was glad to as well - he was asleep on the 10day passport photo, and I thought it looked real cute until someone said it looked like one of the open casket-photos on the obituary columns....gave me the creeps after that so I was glad to get rid!
Lionheart - sorry to hear the reasons for your trip - one of the hardest to do from overseas - hope it all works out OK.
#62
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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
Lionheart - sorry to hear the reasons for your trip - one of the hardest to do from overseas - hope it all works out OK.
#63
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Originally Posted by lionheart
Sitting here I just had a weird feeling and remembered my passport expires this year............. just checked and found it expires in Nov 2006. Phew that was close
#64
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Originally Posted by britvic
Just sorry we cant say the same to you Enjoy the trip, though I'm sure it will help your Mum a little to see her Gran child and put a big on your Dads face.
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Re: Partystar is coming home!
Originally Posted by lionheart
Found out last week my Dad is quite ill. Taking my oldest son back as they have not met. So today I paid $2500 for 2 tickets to see my Dad suffering, not exactly the dream summer vacation I had envisioned................. hope I haven't ruined your thread.
#66
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BOLLOCKS!!!!!!!
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/10/us.security/index.html
Guess who flies tomorrow with his 2 year old son.................................... hopefully flights into Eire will not be too affected. I am flying direct from LA to Dublin and my sister is picking me up and taking me to Belfast
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/10/us.security/index.html
Guess who flies tomorrow with his 2 year old son.................................... hopefully flights into Eire will not be too affected. I am flying direct from LA to Dublin and my sister is picking me up and taking me to Belfast
#67
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I heard about this on the radio this morning, Sky Harbor here said they won't allow any liquids on board apart from baby formula and to expect long delays going anywhere.
What I find scary about this though, is that some twit out there who wants to blow him/herself up with others, wouldn't think twice about using a baby bottle with formula in...sick sick bas*ards
Lionheart, I hope that you have a safe flight tomorrow even if you have to suffer some delays in the name of safety. Enjoy your Dad
What I find scary about this though, is that some twit out there who wants to blow him/herself up with others, wouldn't think twice about using a baby bottle with formula in...sick sick bas*ards
Lionheart, I hope that you have a safe flight tomorrow even if you have to suffer some delays in the name of safety. Enjoy your Dad
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Re: Partystar is coming home!
Originally Posted by lionheart
Cheers, I'm feeling a lot of anticipation knowing it could be the last time I see my Dad, but then I'm also trying to stay optimistic. All very bizarre and one of the prices we pay as immigrants
So sorry to hear your sad news, Tom.
#69
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Originally Posted by Elvira
So sorry to hear your sad news, Tom.
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Originally Posted by Sarah
Hello Elvira, haven't seen you in ages, are you still in the UK?
I am indeed!
Long story - hope to find time for an update over the weekend.
How is everyone? What did I miss - anything I should kow about?
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Re: Partystar is coming home!
Originally Posted by Elvira
I am indeed!
Long story - hope to find time for an update over the weekend.
How is everyone? What did I miss - anything I should kow about?
Long story - hope to find time for an update over the weekend.
How is everyone? What did I miss - anything I should kow about?
#72
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Originally Posted by Elvira
I am indeed!
Long story - hope to find time for an update over the weekend.
How is everyone? What did I miss - anything I should kow about?
Long story - hope to find time for an update over the weekend.
How is everyone? What did I miss - anything I should kow about?
I don't relish travelling UK - USA again anytime soon with all this security scare stuff going on. When are you coming back? You might have to take your stuff in a clear bag and have a full body cavity search.
#73
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Originally Posted by Elvira
How is everyone? What did I miss - anything I should kow about?
#74
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Originally Posted by lionheart
Cheers, I'm feeling a lot of anticipation knowing it could be the last time I see my Dad, but then I'm also trying to stay optimistic. All very bizarre and one of the prices we pay as immigrants
#75
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Originally Posted by lionheart
BOLLOCKS!!!!!!!
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/10/us.security/index.html
Guess who flies tomorrow with his 2 year old son.................................... hopefully flights into Eire will not be too affected. I am flying direct from LA to Dublin and my sister is picking me up and taking me to Belfast
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/08/10/us.security/index.html
Guess who flies tomorrow with his 2 year old son.................................... hopefully flights into Eire will not be too affected. I am flying direct from LA to Dublin and my sister is picking me up and taking me to Belfast