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Each of you probably had a desire in the cold winter to board a plane and fly to a warm country to palm trees, the sea, the beach, and most importantly, a truly warm summer. We had the same desire in January of this year. When planning our daughter’s ninth birthday with my wife, we considered various options, but the future birthday girl herself found the solution. Hearing that we were discussing how to celebrate our birthday, Anya came up to us and said: “Mom, dad, let’s celebrate my birthday in Egypt like last year?” We found this offer interesting, because thanks to it we can combine both a vacation and a family holiday. After spending a little time thinking, we decided to have a family holiday in Egypt!
And now we are already at the airport. And our adventures begin from the check-in counter: when we put our luggage on the scales and were surprised to discover that we were overweight by 9 kilograms. Seeing such an advantage, the airport worker said: “You guys are thrifty! But you’ll have to put those kilos somewhere.” Later, having sorted out the excess, my wife and I were happy, since 3 tickets to the best seats on the plane were compensation for the inconvenience with the excess luggage. This made me especially happy, since we had a 4-hour flight ahead of us. Arriving in Egypt, we were in time for dinner. Sitting at the table, my daughter and I discussed the festive plan for tomorrow’s event – her birthday. And my wife and I understood that the main thing was not to oversleep in the morning in order to organize in our room what we had in mind - a holiday quest. And so, the morning of January 27 came very quickly and it was necessary to begin preparatory work, although the temptation to continue sleeping was very great. But what can you do for your beloved daughter?
