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kevin_standleeNo fire alarms last night, which meant I got around seven hours of much-needed sleep. More would have been helpful, but at least I didn't overdraw my sleep account any more than I had the previous few nights. Thank Ghod I have a CPAP machine. After I was diagnosed with sleep apnea, I began sleeping with this device, which fits over my nose and mouth, significantly reduces snoring, and means that when I'm sleeping, I'm actually getting rest, instead of waking up over and over at night.
Another thing that I'm glad I'm doing is not heading back to the Bay Area until Tuesday. That means I don't have to worry about packing up my hotel room this morning. I hate having to do that; it's so distracting when you want to be enjoying the last day of the convention.
I will don my WSFS uniform yet again for the final morning of the con on account of the "docent tour" announced for 10:30. Astonishingly, I've managed to wear an all-white uniform for two days, attending both a reception and a banquet, and not spill anything other than a little bit of plain water on the outfit. But I still have to get breakfast this morning. Fingers crossed that this luck continues for a few more hours.
Another thing that I'm glad I'm doing is not heading back to the Bay Area until Tuesday. That means I don't have to worry about packing up my hotel room this morning. I hate having to do that; it's so distracting when you want to be enjoying the last day of the convention.
I will don my WSFS uniform yet again for the final morning of the con on account of the "docent tour" announced for 10:30. Astonishingly, I've managed to wear an all-white uniform for two days, attending both a reception and a banquet, and not spill anything other than a little bit of plain water on the outfit. But I still have to get breakfast this morning. Fingers crossed that this luck continues for a few more hours.
