Farewell

Iceland Information


 
It was right before midnight when I returned to my hostel room. I was the last one. Everyone was sleeping. I sneaked in, packed up my luggage as gently as possible, set the alarm clock, and climbed up the bunk. The last thing I remembered was the dim light out of the window.

I literally jumped when waking up again. It was 5:32AM. The bus I reserved to airport was supposed to pick me up at 5:30AM. I rushed down, only to see it ride away. I was desperate. It was the only bus by which I could reach the airport on time. The receptionist, the only person who witnessed my rush and my desperation, provided the most cherished suggestion I could remember. "Wait, you still got chance. That bus will go to some other hotels to pick up people before it set off for the airport. Do you want to me to call a taxi for you to run after the bus?" That was the last story of my stay in Iceland: a taxi-bus chase. By the way, the taxi only cost me $10 or so, much cheaper than I had expected. Probably I should reconsider the unjust accusation I imposed on Iceland: its high expense. Things are of reasonable price, more or less.
 


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