too tired to do a proper post

[kareina]

I really, really, really enjoyed the Stockholm trip. I'll try to remember to post about it later, but I met lots of delightful people and enjoyed the singing and dancing at the event.

I now have until Thursday evening to:

* finishing processing my data from my experiments and get graphs & short write-up onto my poster for the conference next week and adjust the layout/design/contents of the poster to be visually and intellectually interesting (and decide when/where/how it will be printed)

* get everything from the Stockholm trip unpacked and washed, sort out what all I need to take with me for a month of travel including the Bay Area, Seattle, and Alaska, and pack it, all within the mass/volume limits of the strictest airlines I'll be flying

* decide what sewing project(s) to take with me, and get them to a point of being work-on-able during the flights (when I won't have access to the scissors in my checked luggage)

* attend Wednesday's dance practice

* make certain I've got people to pick me up at my various transition points and places to stay each place I'll be

* arrange 12th night tickets

* decide what to make in the way of gifties for the cousins I'll be spending the holidays with (I'm morally opposed to purchased holiday gifts, as a general rule. I'd rather do nothing at all if I'm unable to find the time/energy to make gifts.)

* update my records of the money I spent while in Stockholm and figure out how much I've got available to take with me for the longer journey

Comments

[kareina.livejournal.com]

Which location would be better for you? Or I could ask if anyone has room in their car to take me closer where you are. Which town do you live in? I'd be willing to bet that *someone* attending the event will be heading that direction afterwards.

Is a drop-off in the city on Sunday evening an option, or shall I look into other ways to get there?