First impressions as we all know are quite important. Like flooring tile, or hard wood floors in the case of the airports of Norway, once first impressions are had, they initiate the direction of the experience, and especially one's relationships.
So my first impression of Norway, once I was off the airplane, was the quietness of the place. Although it was busy, there wasn't the racket of the overhead P.A. system. When arriving there after about 13 hours in the air, it was good to have this quietness, to get ready for my first full day with my family.
Once I got my suitcase, I hesitatingly went through the exit, nervous whether I was walking toward my family, or away from them! But there were three familiar faces ready to say welcome.
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