Is this an update?

[kyrielle]

I suppose it must be. Work today was stressful (but I got a fair bit done), then after work Scott and I went to the Street of Dreams. I've never been before - and probably won't ever go again - but I was curious what it was like to go and see such houses, and this one is not far from where we live at all.

It was great fun, much too hot with the weather today; the concession stand was highway robbery, or at least closed-off-roadside robbery, but they were so very well-placed that it was a very popular way to lose money - we joined in. By the time you were halfway through you needed that cold soda.

As you left the houses you were steered through the garages, where tables of fliers for companies were all set up. To be quite honest I hurried through them when I would have liked to browse, because no effort I could discern was made to cool any of them and they were consequently warm enough that I think I ought to have been well-cooked by the end (perhaps it would have improved some of my half-baked ideas).

Anyway, I took photos, if any turn out I may put them up on Flickr, but for now if I do not want tomorrow to feel very long indeed, I think I'd best be off to bed.

And day after tomorrow we fly off to Gencon. *hyper*

Comments

[capnbuckle.livejournal.com]

You, hyper, is a truly frightening sight to behold as I seem to recall. ;) Poor Scott.

[kyrielle]

Hehehe.

No Mountain Dew involved this time, though. So it's not nearly as scary as it could be. :)

[djadjamankh.livejournal.com]

Have an insanely wonderful time at Gencon, m'dear -- maybe you'll discover a horror gaming system that doesn't suck great suckings of suckitude. Wouldn't that be refreshing?

You go to Gencon, I go to boring corporate meeting. I think you get the better end of the stick.