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dkollin ), the brother author team releasing their first book, The Unincorporated Man, this March. If you get to talk to them, tell them I said hello. 00smittenkitten pointed out that it makes more sense anyway since it is the closer airport, and that way we can take JetBlue from Oakland). Our flight arrives Friday at 8:30 pm (JetBlue). Only problem is there does not seem to be any easy way to get from the airport to the hotel that is not on the expensive side. It turns out that none of the Anaheim hotels have shuttles to Long Beach Airport. At the moment, the best option seems to be taking a taxi (anyone know how much that is going to cost?). Does anyone know of a better way to make that journey?
mercator_7, musique174, and all the rest of my steampunk/sailing/historical reenactor friends. 
fresne, gardengirl_34 and anyone else who wants to participate: The Harry Potter Halloween in West Portal is in the works again for this year. I have been asked to invite any and all who wish to return or attend for the first time in suitable Potterverse costumes. I will be reprising my role as Fleur Delacour and hope to see the return of Luna Lovegood flogging The Quibbler and the Lady in the Portrait interacting will all the kids heading into the Gryffindor Common Room (such a hit last year!).
Your result for The Steampunk Archetype Test...
9 Swashbuckling Engineer, 15 Crazy Clockwork Tinkerer, 27 Charming Noble, 8 Roguish Pirate, 0 Mechanical Fian and 83 Aetherist Bodger!
The aether carries the information, the aether is information. You are one of the few who know the ins and outs of Aether Terminals. You can access information across the Aethersphere, tapping into the Aetherpipes of anyone you want and stealing the information stored in their datatanks. Some think of you as a myth, a legend created to scare people. You are no myth or legend, you are quite real and you are currently reading the Queen’s AetherMissives.
chaosloom and I carefully unpacked the things we knew we were going to need for the bed (lamp, alarm clock, ear plugs, etc.). Knowing we were going to sleep better clean, we each took showers and crawled into bed, only to find that the two bottles we packed were ibuprofen and... another bottle of ibuprofen. Not the bottle of benadryl that we knew we were going to need to manage the effects of all the dust and help us sleep. Do'h! So, not so much sleep later, I am awake, and really missing that benadryl. 
ariock, who saved us today with his timely help. Thanks!!!! You totally rock (and will soon be rocking in our place, one we get Rockband set-up)! noirem, your book boxes and professional book handling services are very welcome. Delegating book packing is one of the easiest things to do in a move, and although is exactly the kind of packing I gravitate toward when I am avoiding the more complex stuff, I have been studiously avoiding it for that very reason.rose42dance, your offer of kitchen packing skills is also welcome, and will have to be done in concert with me as I will have to extract from much of the stuff that is staying here.bdot, I am not sure how to get your offer of boxes either, but it is good to know I have a source if I get desperate. I am hoping that does not happen though.
chaosloom and I got a place in Piedmont, which = good. We need to move before Faire starts = challenging. Add to that the idea that we would really prefer to have a camper/trailer set-up instead of a tent for Faire (we even already paid for a permit). That means we need to find one, which eats into the pack/move time. Finding one is proving to be a challenge. 
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