one city down
I have to say, the group of 10 in my class these past two days here in Bellevue, WA, have been very nice. That did lead to a bit of a rush at the end of today to get everything in, because they had so many good "real life" stories to tell about inspections and such. But I enjoyed them nonetheless.
Tonight I went back to the town center for dinner, and had my first ever disappointing meal at a Red Robin. Not bad, just not as good as I remember the same dish being at other restaurants in the chain. Then I wandered around the Barnes and Noble for a while, and saw that there is a new Indiana Jones novel out. Saw a few other books I'd like, too, but with 13 books already in the luggage (I gave the printout of the Hunt at World's End pdf to the recycling bin last night), I'd be insane to buy books I can certainly pick up when I'm at home.
Read more of Dracula, the original, over dinner. I figure tomorrow's flight will finish off Dracula: The Undead, the sequel by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt that I started reading on the flight out here. Flight from Seattle to Oakland is about 2 hours, and it's mid-day, and I'll get plenty of sleep tonight, so I should be able to stay awake and read through the flight.
Now, I am off to pack up everything so I don't have to do that in the morning. I am less likely to forget anything if I do it tonight.
Tonight I went back to the town center for dinner, and had my first ever disappointing meal at a Red Robin. Not bad, just not as good as I remember the same dish being at other restaurants in the chain. Then I wandered around the Barnes and Noble for a while, and saw that there is a new Indiana Jones novel out. Saw a few other books I'd like, too, but with 13 books already in the luggage (I gave the printout of the Hunt at World's End pdf to the recycling bin last night), I'd be insane to buy books I can certainly pick up when I'm at home.
Read more of Dracula, the original, over dinner. I figure tomorrow's flight will finish off Dracula: The Undead, the sequel by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt that I started reading on the flight out here. Flight from Seattle to Oakland is about 2 hours, and it's mid-day, and I'll get plenty of sleep tonight, so I should be able to stay awake and read through the flight.
Now, I am off to pack up everything so I don't have to do that in the morning. I am less likely to forget anything if I do it tonight.