Wow, y'all.
Jul. 20th, 2007 09:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
I am really impressed with Fantasy and Science Fiction's turnaround time. I know I've said this before in relation to fic subs; however, remember how I said on Monday that you can get a free Sept 2007 issue if you promised to blog about it? I hold here (in my formerly nicotine-stained fingers) the September 2007 issue of F&SF, which came in the mail today. I guess I'll have reading material for our trip. :) T'would have been ironic to get their response to the story I subbed a week ago today as well, but it wasn't there. Guess I'll just have to wait until we get back...which is actually one less thing to worry about.
Speaking of the trip, I have all our confirmations printed out. I have clothes and sundries packed. I have reading material besides the aforementioned issue of F&SF (Cetaganda by Lois McMasters Bujold, and Jack Knife by Virginia Baker). I have discovered that the large fanny pack I abandoned in favor of a cute little red purse will hold the camera, along with a notebook, my wallet, pain pills (all hail Ibuprofen!), and spare camera batteries. The mail is stopped, the bills paid. The dog is at the dog hotel. The cats have litter and plenty of food and water. The flight plan is filed, the Cessna clean. I still have to pack the computer, obviously, but I think that's it.
I have also discovered that Seattle has two (count 'em!) Half Price Bookstores that are easy to find. Good gravy, I *less than three* those stores.
I... think we're ready to go.
fenchurche, did you guys want to get together? Any evening this week is good for us except Wednesday or Thursday. Anyone else in the SeaTac area? We'll have internet access at the hotel; email me at agilebrit (at) yahoo dot com with contact info and times, dates, and places.
I'll try to keep up with LJ, although it may be difficult. See y'all on the flip side!
Speaking of the trip, I have all our confirmations printed out. I have clothes and sundries packed. I have reading material besides the aforementioned issue of F&SF (Cetaganda by Lois McMasters Bujold, and Jack Knife by Virginia Baker). I have discovered that the large fanny pack I abandoned in favor of a cute little red purse will hold the camera, along with a notebook, my wallet, pain pills (all hail Ibuprofen!), and spare camera batteries. The mail is stopped, the bills paid. The dog is at the dog hotel. The cats have litter and plenty of food and water. The flight plan is filed, the Cessna clean. I still have to pack the computer, obviously, but I think that's it.
I have also discovered that Seattle has two (count 'em!) Half Price Bookstores that are easy to find. Good gravy, I *less than three* those stores.
I... think we're ready to go.
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I'll try to keep up with LJ, although it may be difficult. See y'all on the flip side!
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Date: 2007-07-21 04:22 am (UTC)And I think I've already sent you some of my tourist recommendations. Oh! And something I still have never done but really want to do... Take a ride on The Duck. Yeah, it's silly, but it just seems like a fun way to see Seattle... and I believe they take you through the Locks, which I've also really wanted to do.
If you get a chance, email me at fen at eatough dot net so I can get you my phone number!
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Date: 2007-07-21 04:47 am (UTC)You guys have a nice trip. I expect pictures!
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Date: 2007-07-22 05:08 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-21 03:25 pm (UTC)Have fun in Seattle. My best friend moved there and I need to schedule a visit so let me know of anything super cool I should check out.
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Date: 2007-07-22 05:10 am (UTC)The entire city is super cool! The zoos are fabulous, there's whale-watching, museums, the CityPass gets you a VERY nice package deal...there's a reason we're spending a whole week here.