taffy7 said:
He doesn't have to land at the airport . With a one way ticket he might have to prove to the airline that he is going to land, but once he on that plane and goes through security he doesn't have to land at that point. Go to the boarder it took us about 15 mins and it was wonderful, romantic and a great feeling to hug my husband when they stamped his papers.
perfect, that makes complete sense and is exactly what i am hoping for
so happy for you that your long wait is finally completely over!!
Beaverdiva said:
Not yet, my hubby's coming over to help me dismantle some furniture and to get quotes for shipping our stuff over. We're going to get our heads together to decide on a date while he's here. Trying to weigh up the best time to arrive because of my youngest daughter's schooling etc. Plus the financial cost of planning everything will be a major factor. It feels odd, as if it's happening to someone else at this stage! I talk about the move to friends and family but it's a bit unreal!
Hope you've enjoyed the Scottish weather! It's been pretty miserable in the UK for the past few weeks. Have you had any snow there?
Sounds like your plan for your hubby to land at the border will work... phew! ♡♡♡♡
no offense to any Scots on the board, but i think we can all agree that i did not travel to Scotland in January for the weather
hahahaha today it is POURING!!! but we don't have to shovel rain, so i'm not complaining at all - i have a driveway of snow to come home to. we were up in the highlands last week and there was a bit of snow up there, but nothing on the roads.
and i totally hear you about the unreal feeling of finalizing plans. won't it be amazing when it finally feels real?? but your logistics are definitely more difficult than mine - my husband just has his clothes and personal things to pack, and it is just him coming on his own. i hope this last stage in the process goes smoothly for you! xox
