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There's no easy way to say this, and believe me, I've wracked my brain, so I'll just lay it out on the table like so : I'll be at PAX, but only on Sunday.
Too much build up, or just right? I can never tell.
I'll be at PAX this Sunday, presumably until it closes, but maybe a little later. I do need to come back and feed guinea pigs, and if you have ever met them, you'd understand, but other then that, it's a convention day. There are a few things that are unusual about my decision to attend - the fact that I really only attend one convention on average a year and that conventions usually exhaust me, but also that when I go, I usually go all out. I didn't really realize the nature of the convention until it was too late; I'd heard things, you understand, but even though I am coming only into contact with it in its most diluted form, I assume the institution will lay it on me in a heavy way. I will probably need Monday to recoup.
Let's put it this way - I like people a lot, but I'm not good at it. If you are a certain type, you will understand what I mean immediately and if not, it may never parse correctly, but that is the clearest way to put it.
You can expect me to be in good spirits then and on prior days. Friday and Saturday, I have nothing on my plate. I will probably be doing Magic things, if Magic things are not put on hiatus because everyone is at PAX (which is possible). If you are in town for PAX and would like to do something (which I realize is frighteningly unlikely given the circumstances), you may message me on this journal and I will endeavor to schedule something. For me, it will not be difficult. I am terrible at travelling anywhere, but I am good at scheduling.
I posted a review of Gibson's Pattern Recognition on my Xanga which I linked to my Facebook, so I have two out of three covered. I was terribly dissapointed in it and will probably be writing more to improve my review skills (such as reviewing in text may be considered a skill). If you would like to see it her, inform me, and I will meet your needs - but don't say I haven't warned you.
Terribly, I still need to engage in this activity referred to as work. You are likely familiar with the basic concept, so I won't elaborate any further. I will simply go and do.
Too much build up, or just right? I can never tell.
I'll be at PAX this Sunday, presumably until it closes, but maybe a little later. I do need to come back and feed guinea pigs, and if you have ever met them, you'd understand, but other then that, it's a convention day. There are a few things that are unusual about my decision to attend - the fact that I really only attend one convention on average a year and that conventions usually exhaust me, but also that when I go, I usually go all out. I didn't really realize the nature of the convention until it was too late; I'd heard things, you understand, but even though I am coming only into contact with it in its most diluted form, I assume the institution will lay it on me in a heavy way. I will probably need Monday to recoup.
Let's put it this way - I like people a lot, but I'm not good at it. If you are a certain type, you will understand what I mean immediately and if not, it may never parse correctly, but that is the clearest way to put it.
You can expect me to be in good spirits then and on prior days. Friday and Saturday, I have nothing on my plate. I will probably be doing Magic things, if Magic things are not put on hiatus because everyone is at PAX (which is possible). If you are in town for PAX and would like to do something (which I realize is frighteningly unlikely given the circumstances), you may message me on this journal and I will endeavor to schedule something. For me, it will not be difficult. I am terrible at travelling anywhere, but I am good at scheduling.
I posted a review of Gibson's Pattern Recognition on my Xanga which I linked to my Facebook, so I have two out of three covered. I was terribly dissapointed in it and will probably be writing more to improve my review skills (such as reviewing in text may be considered a skill). If you would like to see it her, inform me, and I will meet your needs - but don't say I haven't warned you.
Terribly, I still need to engage in this activity referred to as work. You are likely familiar with the basic concept, so I won't elaborate any further. I will simply go and do.
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