One Half Buddhist, One Half Christian, One Half Pagan

I spoke to my supervisor, and made the changes I posted about here.

I also made it very clear to him how annoyed I am by this plan, and why it screws up my plans for most of the next year.

(In rough order of likelihood.)

- See a show on Broadway
- go to an actual beach (that is, one where the water and sand were there before humans got involved. Grafton does not count. I can't tell if Taconic does.)
- Go to a couple of non-camping SCA events
- Take voice lessons
- Go to Readercon
- Go to Lunacon
- Visit the family in Michigan (this is less likely than the cons because I'd need to take at least 3 or 4 days off work for it to be worth the drive)
- go to Cedar Point
- Go back to school. (I'm actually looking into a couple of different "University Without Walls" type programs. They seem like a better fit for me than traditional programs.)
- lose some weight
- get a different job
- buy a house (this is much more likely to happen in 2012, but we might have enough saved by late 2011)

I notice these are mostly travel related.

1. I'm going to skip ReaderCon this year. I'd love to go, but I just don't have the vacation time to spare.

2. I'm going to skip Pi Con as well. It's the weekend Tom and I will be on our way back from visiting my family in Michigan.

3. I almost certainly will be going to Arisia. Of the several cons I go to, it's my favorite.

4. Boskone is a possibility, but I've never been and don't know much about it.

Added5. I'll almost certainly go to Lunacon. It's a fun con that always has good guest-of-honors.

5 6. I might manage to make it to WisCon. I think I can even combine it with a visit to my family. The plan that has occurred to me is to drive to EL and visit, drive to Muskegon and take the Lake Express Ferry to Milwaukee, then drive to Madison for the con.

Any other cons I should think about?