Hasn’t quite worked out yet. I still need to find a job (but I have interviews lined up) We came over a little early because we were worried that when the deportation start, everyone who can grab the first plane they came out of the US. We might never get out otherwise.
Coming from the land of no public transportation, it was refreshing.
And she rarely has any punctures.
I have, but I don’t mind sharing again. Basically, an accident of birth.
https://www.gov.uk/apply-citizenship-british-parent/born-before-1983
I wish I had better news for others.
I keep telling people, we can only fly 30 meters at a time.
Plus, Wonder Woman can fly and she has an invisible jet.
Thank you, but I also think they were joking.
And then we came out the other end at Heathrow. We didn’t even have to talk to a customs agent. It was all done with a machine. Such a difference from the ridiculous nonsense.
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Okay, what else can be hidden in a bar of deodorant? Do you think people are packing it with C4 or something? I’m not even sure how that would work.
Yep, this was bar too.
Sounds like a good idea to stop prosecuting people for drugs in that case.
This lady gave me shit for standing “at the other side” of a table that was sticking out a little. I was standing next to it to give my daughter room. I had to back up so that I was technically behind the table. There would have been no way for me to get to the lady from where I was standing or any other TSA employee or equipment. Just ridiculous.
There are still a handful of Holocaust survivors alive.
We can only fly 30 meters at a time! Do you know how long it would take us to get to Heathrow that way?!
This Hulu thing literally can only happen in a capitalist system.
NATO is required to come to the defence of any member nation if it is attacked.
I’m sorry, but even with the U.S. out of NATO, Russia would get their ass kicked. Putin must know that.
Not if you want to keep your eyes.
She has been an amazing trooper. Other than a breakdown after a really stressful situation where we missed the first train, then got on the wrong train a second time and had to climb up and back down a ton of stairs with our suitcases (understandable at that point) she has really made me proud of her. Especially considering how hard it is for autistic kids dealing with change. We’ll see how she fares tomorrow.