Confessions of a Fugitive Mind

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The conference was awesome. I know so much more about creating, planning, and testing Web sites with users in mind than I did before. I also have a better idea of just how much more there is to learn.
I'm not sure how I feel about the commute to Boston. On one hand, I had plenty of time to myself on the train - time that I spent knitting and reading conference materials. I didn't have to worry about fighting traffic or getting gas. On the other hand, the tickets weren't exactly cheap, the subway was crowded, and the whole ordeal took the better part of two hours each way.
Qdoba is good, but still not as good as Moe's.
Riding the subway uses more muscles than I thought. My shoulders are a bit stiff from holding myself upright on the rough green line.
My husband is wonderful. At least twice this week he had dinner ready for me when I got home from the conference. He even slept on the sofa the other night when I was feeling sick and exhausted. Did I mention that he vacuumed and did the dishes too?
I drank one of those Starbucks frappaccinos this week and liked it.
Ann Taylor LOFT is totally my style. The colors, textures, and prints this season are right up my alley. Why did I not discover them three years ago when I actually had a chance to fit into their clothes?

Posted by criminal at October 28, 2005 03:07 PM

Hehe. it all starts withone super sugary coffee drink before you know it you'll be microwaving day old coffee and drinking it black :)

Props to Jon - he is awesome!

Conferences are fun! I loving learning about things I like...with other people who love the same things. It's an awesome learning environment!

Posted by: barbie at October 29, 2005 03:28 PM