I might do a little Bouchercon report, or I might not. At any rate, the best part about these conventions is seeing and talking to old friends. One night some of us went to an Italian restaurant, and some of these names, if not the faces, should be familiar to you. On the left-hand side of the table are Angela Crider Neary, Patti Abbott, George Kelley, Yours Truly, and Ted Fitzgerald. On the right are Jackie Meyerson, Phil Abbott, and Thom Walls. The vacant chair is where Jeff Meyerson was sitting, but he took the picture. Thanks, Jeff.
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Bouchercon
I might do a little Bouchercon report, or I might not. At any rate, the best part about these conventions is seeing and talking to old friends. One night some of us went to an Italian restaurant, and some of these names, if not the faces, should be familiar to you. On the left-hand side of the table are Angela Crider Neary, Patti Abbott, George Kelley, Yours Truly, and Ted Fitzgerald. On the right are Jackie Meyerson, Phil Abbott, and Thom Walls. The vacant chair is where Jeff Meyerson was sitting, but he took the picture. Thanks, Jeff.
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Great seeing you all. The talks and dinners were the highlights for me too.
Next year in New Orleans!
Jeff
The late arrivals next to Jackie were Richard and Becky Moore.
We (meaning me) need a report. Something to hold me until NOLA. Thanks to the EOTU, hotel reservations have been made. Of course, they were made for Raleigh as well, so one never knows. But barring hurricanes or ill health, we plan on being there. After attending 32, or 33, out of 34, missing 3 in a row is just wrong. I've missed you folks. And some others.
stilwell
You can be sure that we missed you and Art, too. Your names were mentioned.
Steve, I did my usual BOUCHERCON: THE GOOD,THE BAD & THE UGLY on my blog. You missed a lot of fun!
Mr. Crider, you have a lovely daughter.
And so do you, Ms. Abbott.
I should add that it was a pleasure to be on that panel with Megan.
Faces to put with names, which is nice.
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