On my way back to civilisation

Our heavy luggage has been taken away to the airport and we all disembarked from the ship. 2041 organized buses to take people to the airport. I moved with a few participants who were taking the same flight back to Buenos Aires. Some of us escorted the two Dutchmen to their hotel as they were staying for an extra night in Ushuaia. We then strolled around the town and went to have a light breakfast before going to the meeting point of the buses. <o:p></o:p>

My flight from Ushuaia and Buenos Aires went well (crossing fingers!).  I was taking the same flight from BA to Amsterdam as Ian, an Englishman, and Theo, our young French student. We met other participants at the second airport in BA and had dinner there. I was separated from Theo who wanted to eat at McDonalds and I could only eat at one specific restaurant, being a vegetarian. Because my return flight couldn’t be tranquil, something had to happen. Ian and I were looking all over for Theo and waited at the gate. I passed messages in French for him at the gate’s loudspeaker hoping he’d hear. After insisting with the airline crew and a bit before we were to board our plane, we learned young Theo got his passport stolen, with his backpack. I managed to communicate with him via old movie type talkie-walkie. He managed to go to the French embassy and managed to take the following flight back to France. Ian and I took place in the plane we were scheduled to take and I contacted the CEO of 2041 and Theo’s parents of the situation.<o:p></o:p>

My flight back to Paris went well, no misplaced reservation! I arrived on Tuesday 13^th, in the evening.<o:p></o:p>

My two best friends made me a surprise by picking me up from the airport and took me to the Japanese quarter of Paris to have dinner in my favourite restaurant. I was having difficulty staying awake and up I was so tired (36 hours to get back home).<o:p></o:p>

After bringing me home, I went to bed. I took the following day off and was to start work again on the 15^th of March.