Megaplex To-Do List
This is mostly for my own reference, things I have to do before I leave for Megaplex on Wednesday. Bolded items are things I haven’t done yet.
- Verify my reservation check-in and check-out dates.
- Get cash
- Figure out who, if anyone, is riding down with me
- Finish the strobe light installation in the Integra
- Check the air in the Integra’s tires
- Finish updating mileage log
- Return Thad’s drill
- Pack stuff
March 5th, 2005 at 7:46:32
Meow there Felix! I have not even wrote an “official” to do list yet. I need to find a suitcase, see if I can buy at least one shirt that is a little furry (has a cat or something).
Is there anything that is not obvious that I would need for this convention? I lived “next door” to AC so I was able to go home for anything i needed. This time I will be mostly on my own down there (well lots friends). I am not sure what I need besides money, energy bars, my collar, A tag if it comes in time, friends cell numbers (I don’t have a cell but I can always borrow–what is yours BTW?), etc.
What is the strobe lite for in the Integra? Are you holding dance parties in it? XD
Oh, Don’t forget to pack your wuffy plushie (which I have not seen yet).
So looking forward to seeing you there. I wish I knew more who were going. I guess I going make a post up on the Megaplex Live Journal community so those that know me or want to know me can find me.
Well, see soon *hugs very tight and sends hugs to Dobie too*
March 6th, 2005 at 20:40:58
Don’t forget, extrovert bunnies wearing thongs usually carry cooties.
::Gets hit over the head by everyone for a really bad joke::
But seriously. Have fun. I’m going to have to pass on my Linux conferences this year due to my brother’s Wedding interfering with the summer one, and the winter one having been this February.
It’s quite disappointing, as I just got a PDA, and I’m getting ready to install Linux on it tonight. There really aren’t that many people who are running PDAs with Linux on them. In fact the distribution sites are still maintaining complete lists of users.