'Just living is not enough. One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.' H.C.Andersen
2009. február 23., hétfő
2009. február 7., szombat
Ohne Mamma mia
The past few weeks passed by so rapidly that we could hardly believe today: it's time for Mom to leave us. Maybe the reason why we did not 100 percently realise the fact that she is REALLY going away, -and REALLY for 5 months, and REALLY, we will not see her until June- was due to our trip to Wien. This trip focused our attention to other things as well, not only on saying: 'goodbye'.
We 've got up at 4.30 in the morning and departured at 5, arriving to Wien around 8.30--soon enough to conveniently catch the plane since it was due to leave at 11.20, though the boarding started as early as 10.20. After a few moments of slight panic -caused by me, of course, who else could it be- when started thinking about the possible differences between Hungarian and Wien time zone made Mom and me healthily reddish for a few minutes, but thanks to Dad -and a stewardess- we finally got reassured that 10 o'clock is 10 o'clock in both the European countries. So no panic. Mommy won't escape America. :)
Arriving home around 2, I immediately rushed to the computer and searched for the flight infos on the website of JFK and looking for the map, which more or less precisely shows where the plane is at the moment. Luckily, I did find it. Here it is.
The OS87 flight yet above the Atlantic Ocean
And here, already at the shores of the other continent
We 've got up at 4.30 in the morning and departured at 5, arriving to Wien around 8.30--soon enough to conveniently catch the plane since it was due to leave at 11.20, though the boarding started as early as 10.20. After a few moments of slight panic -caused by me, of course, who else could it be- when started thinking about the possible differences between Hungarian and Wien time zone made Mom and me healthily reddish for a few minutes, but thanks to Dad -and a stewardess- we finally got reassured that 10 o'clock is 10 o'clock in both the European countries. So no panic. Mommy won't escape America. :)
Arriving home around 2, I immediately rushed to the computer and searched for the flight infos on the website of JFK and looking for the map, which more or less precisely shows where the plane is at the moment. Luckily, I did find it. Here it is.
The OS87 flight yet above the Atlantic Ocean
And here, already at the shores of the other continent
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