If you ever have the chance to visit the ANA Business Lounge in Narita, I highly recommend it. Made to order noodle bowls (better than the instant noodles in the Incheon Star Alliance lounge) and soothing decor were good enough, but then the staff gave us the use of a private meeting room for The Boy. A Japanese-style meeting room, where he enjoyed scratching at the tatami mats and we relaxed.
My favorite sign from Narita was on the door to a smoking room: "For adult smokers only". What are we doing for our children?
The flight between Narita and Incheon was uneventful, as uneventful as the first-class section of a 747 can be, sitting right above the cockpit.
Seoul - the aforementioned instant noodles, cold weather, and a wall-mounted bassinet for The Boy on the flight, in which he slept like a champ.
The only glitch in our travel plans occurred in Singapore, where, despite the best assurances of Aeroplan, we were neither able to upgrade our seats nor makes use of the Singapore Airlines lounge. Thanks, Aeroplan, you'll be hearing from us!
A short flight to Denpasar later, we were sweating out all the travel in Bali. I find it hard to believe I was working 10 days ago.
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