Shut Up, Laura

In Houston for the week whilst a colleague and I speak sagely on AD FS and other assorted matters.

As new towns go, it's not bad. It's about what I had in my head for Texas, if that means anything.

The flight? Oh god help me. You would think that a shrieking toddler would, you know, tire themselves out and stop shrieking at some point during a 3-hour flight. You'd really think that, wouldn't you. Not so much for this one. I really do have work that I should be doing, but I sense a migraine-induced nap coming on nonetheless.

http://www.neilgaiman.com/where/ 

New York and Philadelphia on 2 nights, then Chicago, then Seattle, then onward.

There are people who will follow bands on tour (and, to be fair, I'm one of them), but this is actually an author whom I would follow in a similar manner.)

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"I have been too many people to defend old versions of myself."

You know you've stayed at a hotel for too long when you go to check in, and the woman on the desk doesn't realize that you'd checked out from last time.  :-)