By Saturday morning, I was actually a little tired of the convention. I was beginning to be aware of how much the trip was costing me purely in required spending (i.e., meals and incidentals) even without having spent all that much money on the bourse--and since the budget was tight, it was hard to enjoy the bourse without much in the way of
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Hope your feet feel better soon.
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I've come to learn one trick is to switch between shoes. It give your feet a break. Now I bring several pair of comfy shoes, and switch away. It made a HUGE difference in SF where we walked as much, if not more, than in NYC.
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If I can find it (don't know if it's in the safe deposit box, around the house, or if one of my siblings has it) I have a coin to show you the next time you're in PDX. We found it in a batch of gravel my folks got while we were living on the farm near Springfield (so it was local to the Eugene area). A Spanish coin, with a big cross, several other crosses, and an inscription. Edges chopped, but it survived the gravel-making chopper reasonably well. I don't think it has much if any value, but it's an interesting piece, at least to me (I'm not a collector but I do have a couple of interesting coins)
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Yay! But if you ever need a penny smashed in Boston, let us know.
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