On Breastfeeding...
The good thing about breastfeeding: I always have something to feed the baby.
The bad thing about breastfeeding: if there isn't any food for the baby to eat, there probably isn't any food for me to eat, and if there isn't any food for me to eat, I start to feel faint much faster than normal.
Fortunately, after passing through passport control 2 and a half hours before our flight, and walking all the way to the far end of the new (and only partially open) concourse C in Frankfort, and then all the way back to the other end, we got to concourse B, and there is a McCafe just beyond security, which we are fortunately allowed to go through. I have never been so happy to see the Golden Arches in my life.
I can see out the windows that the old concourse C is still being demolished, and this concourse is still under construction, so that's the cause of the emptiness. The few staff out there are getting around on bicycles. Makes me think of that Doctor Who episode.
The bad thing about breastfeeding: if there isn't any food for the baby to eat, there probably isn't any food for me to eat, and if there isn't any food for me to eat, I start to feel faint much faster than normal.
Fortunately, after passing through passport control 2 and a half hours before our flight, and walking all the way to the far end of the new (and only partially open) concourse C in Frankfort, and then all the way back to the other end, we got to concourse B, and there is a McCafe just beyond security, which we are fortunately allowed to go through. I have never been so happy to see the Golden Arches in my life.
I can see out the windows that the old concourse C is still being demolished, and this concourse is still under construction, so that's the cause of the emptiness. The few staff out there are getting around on bicycles. Makes me think of that Doctor Who episode.