I had been bit by bit adapting myself to the western standard time of Canada for 2 weeks. Every time I visited Vancouver, I suffered from severe jet lag and couldn't fully enjoy skiing. That's why I moved my bedtime 3 hours earlier, to be exact, 15 minutes a day. However, my elaborate schedule was crushed by an emergency call on the night of 23rd. It was regrettable, but it's not unusual for a job like mine.
I woke up at 3:00 recklessly this morning to diminish the influence of jet lag and repeatedly checked my possessions to carry onto the plane. My baggage, skies and ski boots were sent to Narita International Airport in advance the day before yesterday. After I reached Tokyo International Airport, I had to move to Narita International Airport by bus. I thought it was a waste of time and effort to wait for my luggage to come out of the plane and carry them to Narita with me.
I got up so early that I had nothing left to do after a while. My wife and I decided to have brunch at Matsuyama Airport, 10 minutes' drive from my house. I like every kind of moving machine, like planes, vehicles, trains, and so on. To tell the truth, I had a feeling that I couldn't wait. I'll compose my next entry about it. Do you know what it is? I'll show you a picture of my favorite means of transport.
(Vocabulary)
move bedtime a little later 就寝時刻を少し遅くにずらす
bedtime 寝る時間, 就寝時間
It's way past your bedtime! 寝る時間をとっくに過ぎてるよ！
to be exact 正確に言うと
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