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I think this one is going to be really random.
San Diego ComicFest was what both Peter and I needed.
I would like to thank Matt, Lisa, Jenny, Marion and Brandon for such a lovely time. I would also like to thank the volunteers and attendees for being so understanding and kind.
It is very much a family fan convention. It reminded me of Shoreleave or Farpoint.
They said next time they are putting me on programming because of my vast knowledge of various topics. I think I talked more about puppetry there than I have at a convention in a long time.
Peter and I give this convention our stamp of approval. If you get invited, go. They take good care of you and the fans are comic book fans.
The flight to and back was mundane. Honestly that is what you want these days. I did something to my left achilleas making it hard for me to walk so I bit the bullet and was wheeled about the airport. It was a hard decision but I knew I could not get through the airport.
Update on Peter and dialysis. We have worked our way to the nighttime machine which is so much easier to deal with. It is nice to not have to carve up our day in four-hour increments. It takes about three quarters of an hour to set up. There are alarms that occasional go off but they are easy to deal with.
It is working. He looks less swollen, and I can see his ankles again. Movement is easier.
Of course, that was too good to last. Peter has COVID and is in the hospital for a treatment that will help him a lot. I have tested negative four times now but am making an appointment to get the other test just to make sure.
I have to follow the rules for exposure before I go back to work.
Caroline has two more weeks of school. She is coming home for the summer and doing a couple of classes on line for the summer. I am looking forward to having her back.
Oh, and I loved the new Dr. Strange movie
I am grateful for cures and medicine that fight COVID.
San Diego ComicFest was what both Peter and I needed.
I would like to thank Matt, Lisa, Jenny, Marion and Brandon for such a lovely time. I would also like to thank the volunteers and attendees for being so understanding and kind.
It is very much a family fan convention. It reminded me of Shoreleave or Farpoint.
They said next time they are putting me on programming because of my vast knowledge of various topics. I think I talked more about puppetry there than I have at a convention in a long time.
Peter and I give this convention our stamp of approval. If you get invited, go. They take good care of you and the fans are comic book fans.
The flight to and back was mundane. Honestly that is what you want these days. I did something to my left achilleas making it hard for me to walk so I bit the bullet and was wheeled about the airport. It was a hard decision but I knew I could not get through the airport.
Update on Peter and dialysis. We have worked our way to the nighttime machine which is so much easier to deal with. It is nice to not have to carve up our day in four-hour increments. It takes about three quarters of an hour to set up. There are alarms that occasional go off but they are easy to deal with.
It is working. He looks less swollen, and I can see his ankles again. Movement is easier.
Of course, that was too good to last. Peter has COVID and is in the hospital for a treatment that will help him a lot. I have tested negative four times now but am making an appointment to get the other test just to make sure.
I have to follow the rules for exposure before I go back to work.
Caroline has two more weeks of school. She is coming home for the summer and doing a couple of classes on line for the summer. I am looking forward to having her back.
Oh, and I loved the new Dr. Strange movie
I am grateful for cures and medicine that fight COVID.
