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Feb. 18th, 2003 12:21 ameek, it's tomorrow already! I think I'll go to sleep soon.
Pantheacon was great. I had the overall best time I've ever had at one. I think having a room as an on-site home base and lots of good roommates staying in it, really helps.
I mostly made it to afternoon presentations. I was also mostly going to ones where you get to _do_ something (dance, chant, a couple of rituals). Not in the mood for lecture sessions this year though I did do a little of that too.
Didn't make it to a few things that I had meant to, but I got a lot out of the various scheduled and unscheduled things that I did do. Some brand new experiences and some refreshers. I definitely want to review and compare and put to use various experiences over the next little while.
It's also always interesting to see all the people. People I've known for a long time, people I've just met, people I only see at events like this or AWays, people I have other connections with, people I used to have connections with, and those people that seem very familiar although I probably don't know them at all.
There are a lot of really good hugs available at Pantheacon.
Perhaps comments on some of the specific experiences when I'm ready, or perhaps I'll just cherish them privately.
Pantheacon was great. I had the overall best time I've ever had at one. I think having a room as an on-site home base and lots of good roommates staying in it, really helps.
I mostly made it to afternoon presentations. I was also mostly going to ones where you get to _do_ something (dance, chant, a couple of rituals). Not in the mood for lecture sessions this year though I did do a little of that too.
Didn't make it to a few things that I had meant to, but I got a lot out of the various scheduled and unscheduled things that I did do. Some brand new experiences and some refreshers. I definitely want to review and compare and put to use various experiences over the next little while.
It's also always interesting to see all the people. People I've known for a long time, people I've just met, people I only see at events like this or AWays, people I have other connections with, people I used to have connections with, and those people that seem very familiar although I probably don't know them at all.
There are a lot of really good hugs available at Pantheacon.
Perhaps comments on some of the specific experiences when I'm ready, or perhaps I'll just cherish them privately.
