Slow Transition Back to "Normal"

The travel home was long and thankfully, uneventful.

My sweet honey-bunny greeted me inside the airport.  (Poor guy had to wait hours since my final leg was delayed but he had a book and comfy chair and he is generally very patient.  Plus he said he missed me so much he didn't mind.  Love that man!)

Got home at 1AM to a clean condo - two dozen roses and this:

💜💛😍💋💖. I adore this man!  

It's now exactly one week later.  Still not unpacked. Just finished writing the final blog entry.  Still haven't been to the office.  I have made two Nepali meals and created and ordered three Shutterfly photo albums of my trip.

I am putting off normal ... I don't want the trip to end.  

So what is the next best thing??? 

Already started planning the next adventure: 

My Nepal - 2027.  

In my wildest hopes I will go back to Nepal as a 60th birthday treat.  

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