Just a Slight Catastrophe
Tim laundered his passport.
Dried it too.
My hunch is that passports were not designed to be run through a typical American washer and dryer (with Bounce, no less).
Fortunately, his visa enabling him to get to the next country where he is going to work is intact.
More or less. Fortunately, more.
His passport (0riginally) only had about 2 blank pages left.
It now has -- oh -- four or five blank pages left.
Plus there is an added page where the last sheet separated from the blue backing.
I suppose that could be considered a plus.
Tim -- did your mother not teach you to check pockets before you do the wash???
What kind of mother do you have?
Oh -- I'm that mother....
posted by Grammie Jan @ 8:09 PM
2 Comments:
I couldn't help but chuckle...Rosie groaned! I'm convinced that there is something in the genes. The question is, whose genes?! ;o) Surely, under the circumstances, he can get a new passport in Chicago. Or was this a ruse to extend his stay? :o)
Andy also washed his passport. Customs in London told him it looked like a fake and should be replaced! They let him in, though.
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