Thursday, July 20, 2006

Anxiety. Procrastination.

i'm starting to worry that i'm not putting enough planning into comiccon. well, not really the convention i guess--the weekend in general.
i tend to over-plan things, but i have given so little thought to transportation, among other things. it's a little unfair to my fellow travelers but sometimes the best contribution i can make is to shut up and get out of the way.

i'm trying to "fly by the seat of my pants."
boy, i've really lost my sense of adventure.
i dunno. maybe everything will turn out fine. maybe everything going as planned will be the biggest disappointment.

it's becoming difficult to remember that this is one of my favorite annual events.

9 comments:

Pirikara said...

Aww, we should've talked about it more this week huh. Ok, let's start now. You head west and check out all those people you want to check out. I'll walk around somewhere in the middle trying to find people to chat with on my DS. At noon, we meet on the north-west corner of the hall. How does that sound?

Inland Empirical said...

well, when i posted this, i was waiting for some laundry and was doing everything but packing for the weekend.
my main concern was forgetting something important but today i don't care as much.
the only thing i find intimidating now is "the beanbag."

Anonymous said...

THE BEANBAG

Pirikara said...

Not beanbag.....LOVE SAC!!!

Anonymous said...

I think this happens as we get older, we tend to over analyze everything because we want everything to work out perfectly Plus, when you get older, flying by the seat of your pants seems so difficult. But the real reason, we're only children. We're different, we're special, we're unique, we are only children.

Anonymous said...

Does this mean that the beanbag is love nest?? Cari are you going to be nesting on something that people have....you know....

Inland Empirical said...

LOVE SAC?
I could faint right now.

Pirikara said...

http://www.lovesac.com/

sherru said...

Yeah, I need one of them thar giant bean bags.