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[lsanderson]

Tired this morning.

Diversicon: Room party went well, I thought. I closed it down around 2:00. A drunken wedding party had moved into the tables outside the room. We shut the door when they started playing music, and figured visits from the front desk wuz coming soon.

Let's see:

Too much food.
Quite enough single malt -- it seems popular with lady poetesses.
Too much blog.
Ironing boards make good snack tables (except they look like ironing boards).
Good amount of bread (two loaves).
Pool room too expensive, but the outside tables worked well for the party.

I tried to print out signs for the party on Saturday morning. First, the power went out. So I went off and did something else. Then the computer crashed. Then it lost the printer. Then I futzed around with it. And futzed, and futzed, and futzed. End result: no printed signs.

Diversicon seemed oddly quiet this year. Missed Joe and Andrew. Joyce wasn't around much. Two dealers seemed impressive, although I bought nothing. The art show, such as it was, wasn't much. I was rather more impressed by the previous two, which although small, had nice works.

Comments

[serendipoz.livejournal.com]

As the person who set up the previous two art shows, I appreciate the complement!

As the person who wasn't around much, ... *sigh*

[daedala.livejournal.com]

It was a very fine party.

[lsanderson.livejournal.com]

Next time, I must try to bring an espresso machine. It so helps me stay up until the wee hours when there's not enough smoffing going on. Drunken wedding parties just do not have the same effect, unless the groom or the groomsmen are quite cute, anyway.

[daedala.livejournal.com]

So my not noticing the wedding party isn't yet another sign of obliviousness? :)

You need to come walking with us so that we don't miss anything.

[lsanderson.livejournal.com]

They arrived quite late and quite drunk. I'm not sure if you were still there. I do have an appointment with a financial advisor at 6:00 in the wilds of Eden Prairie tomorrow, so I will miss the walk.