Ash Clouds - the enemy
So my boyfriend is scheduled to leave Ireland for home tomorrow.
BUT his flight was canceled due to ash clouds.
He's supposed to go home for 2 weeks, for his sister's wedding, and then come here to see me, before we drive across the country together. I really want him to get home, I know how together and happy it makes him to be there.
I am dying here. I can't believe that he's stuck in Ireland, because I just want him to get home so he can be happy. We haven't been able to actually talk for 2 weeks, because this past week he was travelling around Ireland, finishing off his study abroad program, and without internet. The week before, he was working on a monstrous 35-45 page paper, and had no time for me, except for to send me things to edit (something I really enjoyed, because I was able to see what he's been working on all this time he's been away).
He's been in the program for this whole semester, and I haven't physically seen him since February. We've been going out a year and 8 months now.
I guess I just need some support from fellow Long Distance-ers at this point. My friends don't seem to care that I'm missing him or understand, they just want me to quit my belly-aching. I knew it would be hard when I got into it, but these two weeks have been the worst, and my support has been minimal...
BUT his flight was canceled due to ash clouds.
He's supposed to go home for 2 weeks, for his sister's wedding, and then come here to see me, before we drive across the country together. I really want him to get home, I know how together and happy it makes him to be there.
I am dying here. I can't believe that he's stuck in Ireland, because I just want him to get home so he can be happy. We haven't been able to actually talk for 2 weeks, because this past week he was travelling around Ireland, finishing off his study abroad program, and without internet. The week before, he was working on a monstrous 35-45 page paper, and had no time for me, except for to send me things to edit (something I really enjoyed, because I was able to see what he's been working on all this time he's been away).
He's been in the program for this whole semester, and I haven't physically seen him since February. We've been going out a year and 8 months now.
I guess I just need some support from fellow Long Distance-ers at this point. My friends don't seem to care that I'm missing him or understand, they just want me to quit my belly-aching. I knew it would be hard when I got into it, but these two weeks have been the worst, and my support has been minimal...
Eventually, everything turned out alright and i hope that ll be the same for you too. I checked out the irish news website which seems to ahve some info that may be useful to you. 
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