Does It Hurt When A Kidney Stone Is Stuck?

14th Day, 16.10.08, home

3:00 clock in the morning, the alarm clock is on time. We torture, a by one, from the bed to the bathroom and get ready. The remaining pieces of laundry, various stuffed animals and pillows and toiletries away in the suitcases, and it will become once again today the kettle to make tea of coffee and used. After the cases are finished, we put them off in the foyer of the hotel and pack our luggage together, now quickly review the travel documents and we're going down to wait for the taxi. As always on time we will be picked up and taken to the BSI bus terminal. When packing the station wagon we realize how much baggage we carry around with us. Arriving at the bus terminal
, it only takes a few minutes, until the first Flybus is ready for boarding. We are driving there and go at 4:45 in, over Hafnarfjordur, where two more Passagire enter, it goes to the airport Keflavik. Also, as always, it rains on the way to the airport, really funny. We try to find out whether they are arguably the trolls who cry because we're going home. Beate says, however, that she shed tears of joy because they finally get rid of us.
At the airport we were more self-service terminals for check-in than last year and we had to give up after 10 minutes our boarding passes and luggage labels in the hands of the case.
In the airport we bought then a few little things and headed then towards the gate. With about 10 minutes Delay lifted from the machine in the direction of Frankfurt. The flight would take a change in the route, only three hours. Contrary to the intended route, on the southern tip of Norway over, the flight was now more towards the UK and brought us a large piece of Scotland. In between, we went through a bad-weather field and the pilot climbed more than 1,000 meters above an d again changed course, but it bounced a little stronger than usual durhc this detour, we lost about 10 minutes and were indeed more than 20 minutes before the scheduled arrival on the flight to Frankfurt, but apparently just was not room for us and the pilot had to fly two large circles before the landing attaches. In the pouring rain, we landed safely on German soil, and then picked up our luggage. The irradiated children than they durhc saw the door at the passport control and the great grandmother and her mother were to hold any more. They were able to take her mother home immediately. We then picked our car from the parking garage and also drove home.