We are sitting in Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam. People are trying to get their devices hooked
into the free wifi with varying degrees of success. I thought I would write a note before I blow
my free wifi.
Everything has gone smoothly to here. I played “sweeper” and arrived last, my
lovely wife and granddaughter dropping me off at MSP. Just to maintain the pattern, the TSA decided
to examine the contents of my carry-on: two motherboards, two processors, two
hard drives, my pill bottles, tea light candles, M&Ms and Hershey’s
Kisses. Must be some miscellaneous stuff
too. Probably the Hershey’s Kisses that
got me flagged. I promise they won’t be
coming home with me. I am guessing I
will have a backpack inside a duffel inside a bigger duffel on the way home.
Dr. Randy passed out an article on travel hazards. Pastor Tom passed out the final program for
Day of Grace. I am tired, catching no
zzzzzs. Some did, some didn’t. Everyone is still smiling! Ally made it up from Rochester on the
shuttle. She asked me about the “Yellow
Card.” I have the feeling we have been
drilled about how important it is to have the standard Yellow Card, but her new
ones are short and less comprehensive than mine, so there wasn’t anywhere to
record a couple she has had. Then she
asked me what vaccinations are required?
I dunno. We tried to look on the CDC site and the
Tanzanian web site, but I could not find the list. I have never had it checked.
We start the check-in process in another half an hour so I
will upload this now. Most of you should
be sleeping at this point. But if you
happen to be driving, WAKE UP!
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