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digitaldisciplineD*C was lovely[1].
The hotel was fabulous[2].
Travel was uneventful[3].
Saw a lot of folks I wanted to see.[4]
Met some new folks.
Checked out a couple of panels.[5]
Heckled Voltaire.
Said rude and inappropriate things.
Said heartfelt and thoughtful things.
Laughed a lot.
Letched a lot.
Took no pictures.
Didn't sleep enough.
Budgeted perfectly.[6]
Today has been spent doing scheduled maintenance to The Life - dentist appointment, automotive service, yard work if weather permits.
Also, Skitzy, the second-generation stray cat on our porch, seems to have given birth over the weekend, so we're going to be keeping an eye out for third-gen meowlets.
In an entertaining footnote (as opposed to the actual entertaining footnotes below), I haven't worn pants since Thursday. I feel like![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
xany_hellion. ;-)
1- Except for the achingly stereotypical lifestyle dorks who are the physical embodiment of all the unflattering stereotypes of geeks, nerds, et al.
2 - Short on elevators, and not good at all for anyone with a fear of heights, and spendy when it came to food. Marvelous beds & pillows, beautiful facility, great staff.
3 - Save for the apparently unavoidable "pointless I-75 slowdown between Gainesville and Ocala" factor.
4 - Also saw far, far more of some entirely different people than my eyes are happy with. See Also: footnote [1], in their "finery."
5 - I may speak to these at greater length individually later, but in summary, the two primary WoW sessions were excellent and well-run; the SF "technobabble" was poor, and the WoW meet was abysmal.
6 - Upon returning to GMBAN, I had $5.37 in my pocket, becausecritus paid for lunch, and we didn't stop and buy snacks on the way home.
The hotel was fabulous[2].
Travel was uneventful[3].
Saw a lot of folks I wanted to see.[4]
Met some new folks.
Checked out a couple of panels.[5]
Heckled Voltaire.
Said rude and inappropriate things.
Said heartfelt and thoughtful things.
Laughed a lot.
Letched a lot.
Took no pictures.
Didn't sleep enough.
Budgeted perfectly.[6]
Today has been spent doing scheduled maintenance to The Life - dentist appointment, automotive service, yard work if weather permits.
Also, Skitzy, the second-generation stray cat on our porch, seems to have given birth over the weekend, so we're going to be keeping an eye out for third-gen meowlets.
In an entertaining footnote (as opposed to the actual entertaining footnotes below), I haven't worn pants since Thursday. I feel like
xany_hellion. ;-)1- Except for the achingly stereotypical lifestyle dorks who are the physical embodiment of all the unflattering stereotypes of geeks, nerds, et al.
2 - Short on elevators, and not good at all for anyone with a fear of heights, and spendy when it came to food. Marvelous beds & pillows, beautiful facility, great staff.
3 - Save for the apparently unavoidable "pointless I-75 slowdown between Gainesville and Ocala" factor.
4 - Also saw far, far more of some entirely different people than my eyes are happy with. See Also: footnote [1], in their "finery."
5 - I may speak to these at greater length individually later, but in summary, the two primary WoW sessions were excellent and well-run; the SF "technobabble" was poor, and the WoW meet was abysmal.
6 - Upon returning to GMBAN, I had $5.37 in my pocket, because
critus paid for lunch, and we didn't stop and buy snacks on the way home.
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I am, by varying turns, either a sports dork, computer dork, gaming dork, goth dork, or internet dork, I suppose. However, the variety and frequent mutability (and, depending on whom you ask, mutual exclusivity) of some of these may preclude me from being disparagingly classified as a lifestyle dork in any of them. Maybe.