I’m writing this from LAX, where in 180 minutes I will be crammed into a big flying tube for about 15 hours with 300 of my closest friends.
Envy me.
I really like visiting different places, and I’m surprised at all the amazing towns and wonderful people I’ve met solely through OpenNMS. But, seriously, sometimes the air travel is a drag.
For example: at RDU today I saw a used diaper rolled up sitting on a chair. C’mon people, it’s an airport, there are trash cans every ten feet. What kind of rude, ignorant slob would leave a diaper out like that.
Heh, which reminds me. Children shouldn’t fly until they can drive.
My secret to healthy flying is Zicam and washing my hands every chance I get to the degree that I could enter an operating room and not cause any problems. So far so good.
Next post from Sydney.
I thought you were coming to the Internetworker’s gathering tomorrow night?
Oh never mind. I’m off by a month!
Welcome to Sydney, Tarus.
Flying is definitely a pain after the first dozen. It’s great to see that an open source ambassador is coming down under. Looking forward to catching up with you when you get here.
Australia is starting to embrace open source, and we’re looking forward to working with you on spreading the word and the code to antipodean enterprises.
Bon flight.
-lee-