Here's how I will know that I and the birds are home at last.
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Travel safely, arrive safely, and may you find peace and joy in your new home.
Here here! Go grab that brass ring. Go and grab the happiness that has eluded you for so long.
Does this mean the birds got through customs and quarantine? Fantastic, if so.
Not yet, John. That's Friday's travails. This does mean that we'll receive the import licence for them.
One step at a time. You are almost there!
Thinking of you and keeping my fingers superstitiously crossed that it all goes smoothly. May the wind be always at your back, and all that!
Bon voyage!
I hope things are going smoothly and you've landed safe and sound and with all 5 birds in Germany!