alannis morrissette could write this into a song

remember last week i blogged about booking plane tickets and how it had not been done yet? and the next day, being all responsible and communicative, we booked the flights?

today, magnificent and i learned that the airline company we booked the nonrefundable tickets with has gone into liquidation.

needless to say, paying another $4,000US for flights, just to vancouver, wasnt part of the budget.

we are a little bit stunned, but we are determined not to freak out. i want to handle this like the probable rent increase. beyond my control. all i can do is pray.

it is unlikely, so unlikely we will see our money again. but a big part of my life is about FAITH. so, i am choosing to believe it is all going to work out. i just may need to redefine what working out means.

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  1. I am reminded of when I was in a big city far from home and my car was broken into and my purse and everything else stolen. In that purse was a very important document that was irreplaceable. To say I felt hopeless would be an understatement.
    Three days later, an envelope arrives in the mail – with no name or return address. All that was inside was the document I needed so desperately.
    Never underestimate the power of FAITH.

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  2. Tess, that stinks! I go to a forum called slickdeals and this is a thread I read the other day. Maybe it will be helpful to you by giving you ideas not thought of or tried already.
    http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?sduid=0&t=789051

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  3. Dad aka gdad Blake April 10, 2008 at 12:47 am

    Mom and I had a chat this morning and we think a bluebird of happiness will be landing in HK in the not too distant future.
    Love to all…..Dad

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  4. How awful! Did you pay for your tickets with a credit card? If so, your credit card company may give you the money back. In the US I believe they are legally required to do so in this type of a situation. Good luck.
    -Christine

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  5. I am so sorry to hear this,,,!! I know something will work out ,, “Cuz I gotta have faith a faith a faith” ..Thank you George Michael……

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  6. Oh, pickles!
    I will pray for a solution!
    Blessings,
    Holly

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  7. Oh, I’m so sorry to hear this! Not many families could take an unexpected blow like this to the budget. I dearly hope that the airline will come through for you with a refund, or that your credit card or trip insurance will cover most of it. What a big stress for you and Charles.
    Hang in there!

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  8. Oh, no! You are the second family I have heard of having a similar story – the other family had their flights cancelled with no explaination.
    Good luck, I am sure things will ‘come right’!

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  9. Oh that is just puke worthy! Sorry Tess, you are being very good and self controlled about the whole thing. I guess knowing He is sovereign always helps. Still stinks though, hope you get your money back!!!

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  10. Oh man. That HURTS!

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alannis morrissette could write this into a song

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  1. I am reminded of when I was in a big city far from home and my car was broken into and my purse and everything else stolen. In that purse was a very important document that was irreplaceable. To say I felt hopeless would be an understatement.
    Three days later, an envelope arrives in the mail – with no name or return address. All that was inside was the document I needed so desperately.
    Never underestimate the power of FAITH.

    Reply

  2. Tess, that stinks! I go to a forum called slickdeals and this is a thread I read the other day. Maybe it will be helpful to you by giving you ideas not thought of or tried already.
    http://forums.slickdeals.net/showthread.php?sduid=0&t=789051

    Reply

  3. Dad aka gdad Blake April 10, 2008 at 12:47 am

    Mom and I had a chat this morning and we think a bluebird of happiness will be landing in HK in the not too distant future.
    Love to all…..Dad

    Reply

  4. How awful! Did you pay for your tickets with a credit card? If so, your credit card company may give you the money back. In the US I believe they are legally required to do so in this type of a situation. Good luck.
    -Christine

    Reply

  5. I am so sorry to hear this,,,!! I know something will work out ,, “Cuz I gotta have faith a faith a faith” ..Thank you George Michael……

    Reply

  6. Oh, pickles!
    I will pray for a solution!
    Blessings,
    Holly

    Reply

  7. Oh, I’m so sorry to hear this! Not many families could take an unexpected blow like this to the budget. I dearly hope that the airline will come through for you with a refund, or that your credit card or trip insurance will cover most of it. What a big stress for you and Charles.
    Hang in there!

    Reply

  8. Oh, no! You are the second family I have heard of having a similar story – the other family had their flights cancelled with no explaination.
    Good luck, I am sure things will ‘come right’!

    Reply

  9. Oh that is just puke worthy! Sorry Tess, you are being very good and self controlled about the whole thing. I guess knowing He is sovereign always helps. Still stinks though, hope you get your money back!!!

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  10. Oh man. That HURTS!

    Reply

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Love comes in many forms. It isn’t my dad’s birthday, and it certainly isn’t Father’s Day, but today I want to dedicate my blog to

ohhh…THAT blue dress girl

monica lewinsky was on the cover of a magazine the other day. she is a person i have a great deal of sympathy for. bill

Water: essential or a loved luxury?

when i first moved to hong kong in may 1997, charles and i were had student loans and virtually no capital. his contract was ending

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This weeks’ cover of people magazine sees hollywood babes denigrate plastic surgery. they all do. yet no one is getting older in that celluloid, cellulite