Chocks away!

by Suw on June 1, 2004

w00t! I have just purchased my return airfare to Vienna for July for the BlogTalk 2.0 conference. I am very excited! I get to leave the country! For more days than last year! w00t!!
Sorry for the ! abuse, but this is all very exciting for me, considering that I have spent all of four days out of the country in the last 14 years. Plus there will be just the coolest collection of bloggers there whom I am really looking forward to meeting. So, if you're going and you want to meet up, let me know!
*does little dance*
I'm going to Vienna! Yes I am!! Whoo hoo!!
*coughcough*

Anonymous June 2, 2004 at 7:19 am: Before you get carried away thinking this is a wonderful jolly purely for your own enjoyment and the fulfillment of your own personal interests, remember I've got a list of stuff for you to do in Vienna as part of the research for my book.
Once you've got that done feel free to attend your conference and enjoy yourself.
Vince
Anonymous June 2, 2004 at 8:36 am: Well, send it over and i'll be sure to ignore it fully and completely. 😀

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