My Troubles with Israel Part II

I also needed to buy a ticket from France to London. I was going to take the train but Anne-Francoise said that there is a cheap airline that flies from Nime to London. I checked it out and she was right. The ticket was 9 euro but with my new luggage and the taxes and fees it was about 40 euro. My flights were close together and I might have to run to get my luggage and then put it back on another airline but everything was done and I was ecstatic it was over and just exhausted from trying to get the logistics of it figured out.

At dinner Anne-Francoise mentioned that the flight from Nime to London flew into a smaller airport in London. I decided that I should check that my airports matched up. The next day I checked and of course, they did not match up. There was no way that in two hours I could exit a plane, get my luggage, get to another airport, check my luggage and then make my flight. I had to rework this.

The flight from Nime left once a day, that was it. I could not rebook my flights from London to Israel and back, that was way too much money and a pain in the butt; I had to look at my flight from Nime. I wound up changing my flight from the 18th of October to the 17th. I will spend a day in London and then catch my planes to Israel the next day.

I cannot believe how much work and how much of a mess all of this is. I guess I am a bit irritated because after all of this I have paid an arm and a leg and I still have not heard back from the farmer. Ridiculous!