Friday Fun! (Get Your Geek On)
Hello my lovely readers!
I have super-exciting news! This weekend I’m attending my first ever work conference, specifically the Medical Library Association’s 2012 conference in Seattle. This is going to be so many firsts for me! My first business traveling, first stay at a 5 star hotel, first time outside of the airport in Seattle (or on the west coast period), and first time where I will be completely surrounded by other medical librarians. In other words, no one will be saying, “I’ve never heard of a medical librarian” or asking, “So what do you do all day?” I alas doubt I’ll have much time to see very much of Seattle, although I fully intend to hit up at least one, maybe two, of their famous veg-friendly restaurants. I also will be flying a grand total of approximately twelve hours, so definitely expect to see an upswing in reviews around here when I get back. ;-) Thank goodness I invested in that kindle last year!
And yes I am sitting here getting excited about tons of things people outside of my field have never even heard of being discussed at the poster sessions and plenary sessions and sunrise meetings. I mean, I did pick a career I *enjoy*, people.
Also, the hotel has a rocking gym I plan on utilizing, not to mention a bathtub which is always a luxury for me, the lady whose apartment only has a shower stall. Plus the awesome host librarians organized a sunrise yoga session. Yes.
So it’s a big, exciting weekend with lots of air time (yes, it takes 6 hours to fly nonstop from Boston to Seattle), so I will be getting lots of reading done.
I hope you all have lovely weekends and cross your fingers for me that I won’t get lost in my smart-phoneless state!
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Sounds like a blast. Have a great weekend.
Hope you have a great time, sounds like you will :-)