More anticipation

[velvetpage]

The plane has landed, according to the Toronto Airport Authority. The turkey is finishing, the white sauce is done and once more lumpless, and the sweet potato goes in when the turkey comes out.

The phone just rang. It was Opa, worried that the plane landed an hour ago but they're still not through. Anney shouldn't have any immigration issues; she's a Canadian citizen. Craig might, but they wouldn't be serious, and since he can show them a plane ticket for next week, that shouldn't be a big deal, either. It's probably just a slowdown with luggage. Though I'm wishing my Dad was working today. He works in immigration at Pearson, and he could probably help if he were there.

Turkey's out. Time to do my sweet potato. Merry Christmas!

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[athelind.livejournal.com]

Okay, so, when it finally becomes necessary to flee the Untidy States, I should buy a round-trip ticket anyway?

[velvetpage.livejournal.com]

You don't have the very valid reason of Christmas with the in-laws to make them believe you. :) If at any point you really do want to leave, you can probably do it legally as an immigrant.

As it turned out, the only problem they had was with their luggage - it's in Cincinnati, of course. Good thing they got lots of Christmas clothes to tide them over.