Lets do the time warp again......

And so it ends as it begun with canceled flights and multiple modes of transportation. At least this time we were a little better prepared. We take the metro to the airport, wait around at the counter till they figure out how to reset our departure flight (as the previous flight had been canceled), board 4 flights, and drive across a border crossing.

Jason had the longest birthday ever as he turned 27 for 37 hours. He had birthday cake for breakfast in Tokyo, lunch in Mexico City, a snack in Tijuana and dinner in San Diego; now that's an international buffet!
Finally we were welcomed back to the states by the "friendly" flight counter lady who informed us that she could not print our tickets at the ticket counter, but after questioning the main purpose of a ticket counter our boarding passes magically appeared. However, we later realized that we were the lucky winners of the back row lavatory seats that don't recline ^.^


But after almost 40 hours of flights, layovers, and ground transportation we made it home. We were greeted by our much missed family and enjoyed an exhausted IHOP breakfast, or dinner, not knowing what time schedule we were on anymore.

It's good to be home!