The trip to Newfoundland began with waking up at 3 AM. The drive to Toronto was fairly uneventful. Who should be on the road this early in the morning. You would be surprised.
It has been years since we have been in Terminal 1 (Air Canada), so it took me at least 30 minute to find a washroom. The check-in machine would not print our boarding passes, so we had to get in a long line (another half hour, even though we had already checked in online yesterday). It turned out that the computer wanted us to pay for our seat selection (even though the seats had been selected and paid for three months ago - another half hour). When we went through security, one of my trays was flagged for secondary screening (I still don't know why - another half hour). Then Debby realized that her spare insulin pump had been passed through for screening and it was missing. Of course there was some panic, but it was a found and swabbed - another half hour).
Finally we got through security, but Debby had to eat so we stopped in a restaurant and watched the clock as our food seemed to take forever. It was expensive and it was okay and we finally made it to our gate just in time. First we got in the wrong line, but eventually we boarded the plane.
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