Post con blues

[kitanzi]

Gafilk 10 ended yesterday afternoon, and by now everyone but a few stragglers (including much of the con com) has gone home to shoehorn themselves back into their daily lives with a few wistful looks back at the con. That's how it always seems to go, and the wistful looks at least mean that people had fun here. I'm waiting for my roommates to wake up so I can get started in packing, but I'm not really going to do a con report. I am just going to say that it's a rare and wonderful con where the concom has as much fun as the attendees, and thank you to SO MANY PEOPLE for coming here and having fun with us and making that true. This was our first year in the new hotel, and as far as I know the complaints were very few and mostly very minor, the biggest being that they don't seem to have quite enough hot water for everyone at the peak demand. (They are still finishing renovations, so it may be that simple but we will mention it at checkout.) The hotel beds and I didn't quite agree with eachother but that's normal for me - I sometimes think that it's just as well, since it gives me at least one thing to be glad for in going home!

It was a whole lot of fun, folks, from the concerts to the auction (complete with hot and cold running Bards) to the puns to the strangely mobile dance floor at the banquet. Let's do it again next year, shall we?

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[quadrivium.livejournal.com]

I forgot to take the extra copies of the songbook with me to mail off to contributors. Were there any left over? If so, who has them right now (if you know.)


It was wonderful seeing you and hugging you even if I didn't get to do it much. Whew! I was tired. I'm doing better now though, because a daily routine helps. Today was the first day of classes where I teach.

Love,
Mary

[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

It was great to see you two, too! There weren't any leftover copies, apparently, but how many do we need? I expect they can be made.

[kitanzi.livejournal.com]

Excavating the stuff we brought home, we found two extra books and the master. How many do we need?