Decisions, decisions.
Guys, help me out. Do I
1) Go to Seattle on August 4th, in time to catch an August 5th home game against Connecticut.
Pros: Tina and Renee. Omgsquee. Also, I might not get to go back to Seattle for a while so maybe I should go for it while I can? (Of course, by that logic, I could also try to make it out even EARLIER for a game on August 2nd against SASS, but that's a bit overkill, I think.)
Cons: The next game is on the 11th. And then I have like six days of nothing to do in Seattle. I mean, sightseeing is good and all, but SIX DAYS. Also, that is that much more money spent on room and board, blah blah.
2) Go to Seattle on August 9th or 10th, in time to catch Tulsa on the 11th and Atlanta on the 13th.
Pros: Less money involved. Better timing schedule-wise between games and sight-seeing.
Cons: Tina and Renee. :( Goddammit, why couldn't the Connecticut game be on the 11th, I ASK YOU. One of the games I watch has to be TULSA? (And with my luck, Liz won't play because of injury. I am a jinx on Aussies everywhere.)
Besides WHEN I actually get to Seattle, my summer vacation plans seem to be set. Seattle for indeterminate length of time, then off to Phoenix to catch a Storm away game there on the 16th, then straight to Boston to get ready for school. Yay summer of the WNBA.
I guess I could always catch a Connecticut game in Connecticut, though. There's a convenient home game against Atlanta on the 21st, which is a Sunday and also before school starts for me. Also, apparently train ride from Boston to New London is only about an hour and a half, and then a twenty-minute bus ride to Mohegan Sun. Hmmm.
1) Go to Seattle on August 4th, in time to catch an August 5th home game against Connecticut.
Pros: Tina and Renee. Omgsquee. Also, I might not get to go back to Seattle for a while so maybe I should go for it while I can? (Of course, by that logic, I could also try to make it out even EARLIER for a game on August 2nd against SASS, but that's a bit overkill, I think.)
Cons: The next game is on the 11th. And then I have like six days of nothing to do in Seattle. I mean, sightseeing is good and all, but SIX DAYS. Also, that is that much more money spent on room and board, blah blah.
2) Go to Seattle on August 9th or 10th, in time to catch Tulsa on the 11th and Atlanta on the 13th.
Pros: Less money involved. Better timing schedule-wise between games and sight-seeing.
Cons: Tina and Renee. :( Goddammit, why couldn't the Connecticut game be on the 11th, I ASK YOU. One of the games I watch has to be TULSA? (And with my luck, Liz won't play because of injury. I am a jinx on Aussies everywhere.)
Besides WHEN I actually get to Seattle, my summer vacation plans seem to be set. Seattle for indeterminate length of time, then off to Phoenix to catch a Storm away game there on the 16th, then straight to Boston to get ready for school. Yay summer of the WNBA.
I guess I could always catch a Connecticut game in Connecticut, though. There's a convenient home game against Atlanta on the 21st, which is a Sunday and also before school starts for me. Also, apparently train ride from Boston to New London is only about an hour and a half, and then a twenty-minute bus ride to Mohegan Sun. Hmmm.