Boskone: Made it!
Feb. 15th, 2007 05:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
gerisullivanI'm finally moved in for my first visit and stay at the Westin Waterfront, Boston. A day late, thanks to the ice storm, and what feels like a lifetime later. At first encounter, I utterly love the new hotel. Yes, the sleeping rooms are small. But they're lush, and I like that. We ended up with a bit of extra space, which it also tremendously useful, especially considering the two full bellcarts of stuff I had moved up to the room a few hours ago.
"What on earth?" Ben asked.
I didn't reply, "Just about everything," but I could have. There are fanzines -- including Steve Stiles TAFF report, if anyone here would like a copy for $6 to TAFF. There are mailing tubes for the posters I created commemorating the "The Astounding Art of Hubert Rogers" exhibition in the art show. And three thin boxes holding the posters themselves. The posters will be available in the Print Shop; I'm pleased with how they came out.
Then there's the box of 3 handouts about Hubert Rogers and his art. Copy by Chris Couch; scans and photos by Liz Rogers and me, with special thanks to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
benveniste for the loan of his Nikon D200 digital camera. Ditto those thanks on the posters, too!
And Rover,debgeisler's Hellmutt. I do hope Fido got packed on the truck, or that Suford's bringing him in. For those who were at the Boskone party at Arisia, Fido greeted you at the door. Rover is his twin brother.
But wait, all that stuff only filled up one of the bellcarts. There's the blue bin of prezzies, the necklace I hope to have repaired, random silly stuff for Boskone (parrot visors, anyone?), paper trimmer and burnishers for the finishing work on the handouts, food for tonight's SBOF, knitting projects du jour, my monkey (cause he's furry -- well, hairy -- and wants to join the Great Tribble Hunt thinking he just might find some long-lost cousins), fresh flowers ('cause I especially like 'em in hotel rooms and life has been way, way, way, WAY too stressful this last week and more), my computer and work files, and...yes...luggage with clothes and such for the convention.
"And such" includes some Lush bubble bars and bath bombs. I'm going to indulge for a bit before heading downstairs and seeing what the rest of this hotel is like. So far, the staff has been exceptionally welcoming, and there are all sorts of touches large and small that reach into my hind brain and whisper "relax." And that's after seeing just the lobby and our room!
Yep, I think I like it here.
"What on earth?" Ben asked.
I didn't reply, "Just about everything," but I could have. There are fanzines -- including Steve Stiles TAFF report, if anyone here would like a copy for $6 to TAFF. There are mailing tubes for the posters I created commemorating the "The Astounding Art of Hubert Rogers" exhibition in the art show. And three thin boxes holding the posters themselves. The posters will be available in the Print Shop; I'm pleased with how they came out.
Then there's the box of 3 handouts about Hubert Rogers and his art. Copy by Chris Couch; scans and photos by Liz Rogers and me, with special thanks to
benveniste for the loan of his Nikon D200 digital camera. Ditto those thanks on the posters, too!And Rover,
debgeisler's Hellmutt. I do hope Fido got packed on the truck, or that Suford's bringing him in. For those who were at the Boskone party at Arisia, Fido greeted you at the door. Rover is his twin brother.But wait, all that stuff only filled up one of the bellcarts. There's the blue bin of prezzies, the necklace I hope to have repaired, random silly stuff for Boskone (parrot visors, anyone?), paper trimmer and burnishers for the finishing work on the handouts, food for tonight's SBOF, knitting projects du jour, my monkey (cause he's furry -- well, hairy -- and wants to join the Great Tribble Hunt thinking he just might find some long-lost cousins), fresh flowers ('cause I especially like 'em in hotel rooms and life has been way, way, way, WAY too stressful this last week and more), my computer and work files, and...yes...luggage with clothes and such for the convention.
"And such" includes some Lush bubble bars and bath bombs. I'm going to indulge for a bit before heading downstairs and seeing what the rest of this hotel is like. So far, the staff has been exceptionally welcoming, and there are all sorts of touches large and small that reach into my hind brain and whisper "relax." And that's after seeing just the lobby and our room!
Yep, I think I like it here.
