Boston, Day 1
Jul. 30th, 2006 08:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kjpepper... was not a very eventful day really, though I was pretty excited by getting to be in the exhibition hall at SGGRAPH and watching everybody set up their booths. Adobe. Pixar. Softimage. Bluesky. And, as we kept reminding ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
anzovin solely for the whole purpose of watching him grin like a total doof, Anzovin Studios. :)
Really not much to be told here, we spent most of today doing setup. I did find out rather the hard way that Andees do need to feed once every four hours or so as right around 4 my caffiene and blood sugar crashed pretty severly, leaving me rather unable to talk. It's a little scary stumbling around places being able to hear and see everything around you and yet feel completely and utterly disconnected from it. I was eventually rescued from screensaver mode by Raf buying me pretzels and pepsi which did revive me some until actual dinner.
So tomorrow it seems thatsundart and I get to go wander Boston, as it seems the crew doesn't really need us tomorrow (the public exhibitions, not executions like I originally wrote, apparently start on Tuesday). I currently sit here with several windows open as I try to pin possible destinations to T stops. jade_eyes13's suggestion of the Public Gardens seems like a good one, especially since I've wanted to see the Swan boats since reading The Trumpet of the Swan when I was a kid. We might wander around Newbury Street, the MFA, Harvard Square, and may even see Bosslady for a little while after she's done having tests run at MGH. sundart has pointed out that I am only all about walking for miles in cities. Which isn't exactly true, but I can admit that destinations at the end of long walks are only optional in cities. :) So yeah, I'm looking forward to tomorrow, rather avidly in fact. It's kinda fun playing tourist, though I am hurting for a good camera. Oh well, I'll have loads of crappy cell phone pics to post. :)
Well, back to playing with me virtual legos. I really must say for the fifth time or so... thank the powers that be for wireless internet...
anzovin solely for the whole purpose of watching him grin like a total doof, Anzovin Studios. :) Really not much to be told here, we spent most of today doing setup. I did find out rather the hard way that Andees do need to feed once every four hours or so as right around 4 my caffiene and blood sugar crashed pretty severly, leaving me rather unable to talk. It's a little scary stumbling around places being able to hear and see everything around you and yet feel completely and utterly disconnected from it. I was eventually rescued from screensaver mode by Raf buying me pretzels and pepsi which did revive me some until actual dinner.
So tomorrow it seems that
sundart and I get to go wander Boston, as it seems the crew doesn't really need us tomorrow (the public exhibitions, not executions like I originally wrote, apparently start on Tuesday). I currently sit here with several windows open as I try to pin possible destinations to T stops. jade_eyes13's suggestion of the Public Gardens seems like a good one, especially since I've wanted to see the Swan boats since reading The Trumpet of the Swan when I was a kid. We might wander around Newbury Street, the MFA, Harvard Square, and may even see Bosslady for a little while after she's done having tests run at MGH. sundart has pointed out that I am only all about walking for miles in cities. Which isn't exactly true, but I can admit that destinations at the end of long walks are only optional in cities. :) So yeah, I'm looking forward to tomorrow, rather avidly in fact. It's kinda fun playing tourist, though I am hurting for a good camera. Oh well, I'll have loads of crappy cell phone pics to post. :)Well, back to playing with me virtual legos. I really must say for the fifth time or so... thank the powers that be for wireless internet...
