where can i buy Seroquel online without a prescription We checked out of the Presidential Inn at Andrews Air Force Base and headed for BWI. Â Last night they were forecasting snow, but we awoke to heavy rain. Â The arrived at BWI at about 0930, parked the car in the Long Term Lot and headed for the terminal. Â There were 2 flights out; one with a roll call of 1330 and the other with a roll call of 2030. Â There were 127 seats posted for the first and 91 for the second. Â A bit into the afternoon they upped the first flight to 135. Â In any case all those signed up made the flight. Â This is always a good thing for us bottom feeding Cat VI folks. Â If you’re interested in the status of the later flight check Facebook.
Hutchinson The flight was scheduled to depart at 1630 but was delayed for 15 minutes due to a strong tail wind, where we would have actually gotten to Ramstein before they opened at 0600. Â We actually made a large easterly loop and were wheels down at 0612.
We stopped at the Air Force Inn to print our eTickets for the train and then caught back up with a guy named Laurent who we met on the plane and shared a taxi to Kaiserslautern. We were on our way to Paris by 1030, we arrive Paris Est at 1250. Â We got a taxi outside the terminal and he wisked us to our apartment where we found Mona, a delightful transplanted Brit putting out wine, cheese, bread, (From Paul), fruit and sweets for our arrival.
We have no problem finding the apartment thanks to Alex’s great directions.
So its now almost 1500 here in Paris and we did not sleep on the plane so we play the waiting game to see when we crash. Â I’m betting pretty early.
Martin and Paula who have been here in Paris since December 12 have been down south visiting Nice and Monaco and return to the City tomorrow.
Pat has been busy taking photo of the apartment, etc.
Office with view through to bedroom
A view from the office loft of the front entrance to the apartment
