Ten days to BlizzCon...
It's ten days to BlizzCon, twenty-three days to Dragon*Con, thirty-five days to GDC Austin. This, ladies and gents, is convention season. BlizzCon will be all work all the time (pfft, sleep), Dragon*Con will be half work and half play (at least -- perhaps more on the play side), and GDC is all work but with less expectation of major news (thus less work, less stress, but still several days away from other things).
Work-wise, we're neck-deep in BlizzCon planning and prep, which seems to be sidelining plenty of other equally necessary work. Alas, there are still only 24 hours in the day with which to accomplish things. When I'm back from BlizzCon I'll have a pile of resumes to review (always fun, but they all start to blur together after the first fifty or so).
Fortunately Dragon*Con is half-vacation and afterwards I'm taking off to stay with my BFF in Nashville for a week (including my birthday). I'll be back home just in time for the first day of GDC, so it'll all be about hitting the ground running.
Oh, right, and is it November yet? I'm really looking forward to skipping Thanksgiving for some good, old-fashioned, relaxing geeking out at Chicago TARDIS.
Work-wise, we're neck-deep in BlizzCon planning and prep, which seems to be sidelining plenty of other equally necessary work. Alas, there are still only 24 hours in the day with which to accomplish things. When I'm back from BlizzCon I'll have a pile of resumes to review (always fun, but they all start to blur together after the first fifty or so).
Fortunately Dragon*Con is half-vacation and afterwards I'm taking off to stay with my BFF in Nashville for a week (including my birthday). I'll be back home just in time for the first day of GDC, so it'll all be about hitting the ground running.
Oh, right, and is it November yet? I'm really looking forward to skipping Thanksgiving for some good, old-fashioned, relaxing geeking out at Chicago TARDIS.