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Five days is a long time
Sep. 5th, 2010 12:27 pmHappy birthday, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tamarillow!
I am skiving out on the morning panels - the first one I really want to go to is at 2.00pm and most of the rest are tomorrow. As this is the fourth day of the con I am reaching people saturation point and generally tired. This is despite having nearly eight hours sleep a night. My current plan for the morning to is to have a short wander around some shops and then go back to my hotel and finish reading the new Pratchett. Maybe even nap.
Am eating breakfast in McDonalds (50mg cap, but no time limit) and am chatting tothesane and generally catching up on the news. I have about 11mg left to my cap and have been here for an hour. This is much more comfortable than sitting in the train station for half an hour!
I have been particularly impressed with New Zealand's civil defence force and how it is all being handled. I understand that power is on in 90% of Christchurch now and water is nearing the same point. Now, if only the next earthquake can hold off until we've had time to repair the damage and strengthen everything.
tamarillow! I am skiving out on the morning panels - the first one I really want to go to is at 2.00pm and most of the rest are tomorrow. As this is the fourth day of the con I am reaching people saturation point and generally tired. This is despite having nearly eight hours sleep a night. My current plan for the morning to is to have a short wander around some shops and then go back to my hotel and finish reading the new Pratchett. Maybe even nap.
Am eating breakfast in McDonalds (50mg cap, but no time limit) and am chatting to
thesane and generally catching up on the news. I have about 11mg left to my cap and have been here for an hour. This is much more comfortable than sitting in the train station for half an hour!I have been particularly impressed with New Zealand's civil defence force and how it is all being handled. I understand that power is on in 90% of Christchurch now and water is nearing the same point. Now, if only the next earthquake can hold off until we've had time to repair the damage and strengthen everything.
