Day one begins dark and early, leaving our house at 6:30 am. Big thanks to my son, the fabulous Jim Dill, for chauffeuring the car back home after dropping me off at the Dulles Departures area.
 |
| Jim and me at the Dulles Departures area
|
Boarding was easy. I didn't get the bodyscan nor a patdown because TSA was getting backed up and they needed to play catch up. It is bad to let you know I'm a little disappointed? Anyway, I got a nice window seat next to two nice, quiet traveling companions on the flight from Dulles to O'Hare.
 |
| View out the window of the plane to O'Hare. I have a window seat. |
O'Hare is gorgeous. I loved this artwork over the moving walkway.
 |
| Artwork over the moving walkway at O'Hare |
I am always so glad to see my suitcase when it arrives. So of course, I took a picture.
 |
| Reunited with my suitcase. I have missed you so. |
Finding the shuttle bus to the Hyatt Regency O'Hare was a little tricky. Next time, I'm told to go downstairs. I followed the directions from the luggage carousel area and went for quite a hike, just like Scott Prentice. Now he tells me.
 |
| The tweet stream about finding the shuttle would have been handy. |
So now, I am safely checked in at the Hyatt.
 |
| I am safely checked in to this nice room at the Hyatt. |
 |
| Here's what I look like from space. |
And I'm rested. And I've blogged (I set a personal goal to blog the conference).
Follow the Society for Communications 2012 Summit on twitter using the hashtag #stc12.
Now let the festivities begin!
No comments:
Post a Comment