Not quite yet, but soon. My travel anxieties are kicking into high gear. When I first started attending Bouchercon, I loved to go. Air travel was fun. Sometimes Judy and I flew on planes that were practically empty. We didn't have to be at the airport hours before take-off. We didn't get hassled when we got there. We were treated well on the plane and off. At least that's the way I remember it. It's sure not like that now.
Besides from the hassles and unpleasantness, I don't like leaving home. I'm comfortable in my own little atmosphere. I'm sure I'll have fun in Baltimore, though, once I get there. I hope to see some of you. Be sure to stop me and say "hey."
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As is usually the case, you have nailed the hit right on the head. My feelings exactly. And we WILL have a great time once we're there.
sas
Enjoy! I'll be there in spirit.
I hear you, Bill. I feel lucky this year, since Baltimore's just a two hour drive from Philly. Air travel sucks.
I'm with you and Duane. I'm glad I can drive there.
See you Wednesday.
Jeff
No matter where it is these days, we drive. They've taken all the fun out of flying--and they did it even before the terrorists did.
RJR
You just got back home and all settled in, no wonder travel isn't so appealing.
I'm sure you'll have a great time though, its not like a dried paint convention or anything, right? Murder, mayhem, death on the loose. Total relaxation :)
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