Flying to the Other Side
<p>After a long wait upstairs for someone to push me, I breezed through security and passport control. I didn’t have to take anything out at all. No liquids or batteries or injections or laptop. Winning! All I had to remove was my hat to check my passport photo.</p>
<p>As I expected, the plane passengers were mostly from Hong Kong or China as it is now. And there were lots of babies. We needn’t worry about decreasing population numbers from the one child policy which I believe, has now been scrapped.</p>
<p>Every baby reminds me of Caelin. A fair toddler about Caelin’s age started saying “Hello” to me in the same way Caelin greets strangers. A lump rose in my throat and I struggled to keep it together.</p>
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