Ten short days ago I walked past the other side of this partition out into a rather pale but hopeful dawn. Now the sun has set on the other side of Terminal Three, and I’m wondering if I have enough cash left for a beer and maybe a burger (beef. Definitely). <\/p>\n
\nI have had a fantastic time, been nearly killed by a Gee hug, spiked from the Nature<\/em> podcast (bastards) and discovered that certain people are just as much fun (if not more) in real life as they are online.<\/p>\n \nI can wholeheartedly recommend Hotel Rohn<\/em> and would like to publicly extend my thanks to her for letting me abuse her hospitality. We had some cracking ideas for lablit.com<\/a> and some of them should be coming to a website near you soon. I saw the marvels of London, including Henry Gee’s bare feet and the sprawling \nFull reports, including photographs, will be forthcoming\u2014even later than Jenny’s<\/a> post.<\/p>\n \nNow for 24 hours stuffed into a sardine can at 35 thousand feet. Later, all.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Ten short days ago I walked past the other side of this partition out into a rather pale but hopeful dawn. Now the sun has set on the other side of Terminal Three, and I’m wondering if I have enough … Continue reading wasteland<\/del> desert<\/del> expanse that is Mission Control (i.e. Nature<\/em> head office). Somehow I managed a trip to Southampton too. Maxine refused to meet me though: too busy enjoying her birthday.<\/p>\n