'Free at last, free at last!'

[melchar]

So Further Confusion 2006 is over, finished and I've cleaned up after it [at home, at any rate]. All in all, everything went well: the Events track went more smoothly than ever before & most of the problems stayed out of public view. Whew!

Spent the day cleaning up, putting things away, doing mail & getting a change to get online. [5 days without computer access was almost enough to give me the shakes.] Have caught up on email & the web-comics I follow.

Then, reading my gmail email at 6:15pm I see a note from Nye [in my writer's group] saying she can't wait for the writer's group. Tonight. At 7pm. Full bore panic because I had completely forgotten about it! Eep!

But I managed to get dinner prepared for me/Trey just in time, made tea for the gals and set out the tin of Doubletree cookies the hotel gave me [gave all the FC execs at the Thursday morning meeting] - so the writer's group went well. Again whew!

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Congrats on a successful con!

[vrghr.livejournal.com]

From the various "con posts" I've seen in the LJ's here, looks like the convention was very well received! I definitely know how frantic it can be to hit a major deadline like this, with all the tasks having to come together at last and 'mesh' without the whole thing crashing. You certainly deserve a bit of 'breath and recover' time. *smiles*

I'm ramping up to something similar - getting ready to head to Spain once again for the last and major "push" to finish this set of system manuals. We'll be leaving on the 9th of Feb, and touching down in Seville mid-morning on the 10th. Going to be in place there until the first week in March, and hopefully touching down back in the Springs around the 9th of March.

Right now, we're very much into the frantic last minute activities.

Hopefully, we'll have regular-enough internet access there to not create any serious lags in posts and replies. But I won't know for sure until we check in at the hotel. It _claims_ to have complementary internet in the rooms, but the last also claimed to have WiFi in the common areas - and that proved not to be true. Luckily, internet 'cafes' and such appear to be rather common in Seville, so that could serve as a backup plan.

Well, enjoy what 'down time' you can after all the con activities!

VARGR