(That's a mathematical equation.)
Am back at the Portland airport, preparing to depart for parts east. This is a much nicer airport than Las Vegas, also featuring free WiFi, along with better shops, wider concourses, and nicer carpet.
It is still quite early local time (5:46 am PDT), so I don't have too much to say at this point. There are a whole bunch of photos to show you from the past couple of days, but Kristen and I decided it would be better to upload them over the Sunriver WiFi rather than Papa's dialup.
Here are a few more photos from Sunday. Nick and I before the race:
And Nick finishing. Notice that he finished significantly before I did.
One more thing I forgot to tell you about the excellence of the Portland airport--the restrooms feature these special commodes that have two different flush settings. To conserve water, you push the toilet handle up for #1 (liquid waste), or down for #2 (solid waste). My favorite part about this is that the explanatory signage actually uses the terms "#1" and "#2"! Hilarious *and* eco-friendly.
I'm finishing this entry from the free WiFi in the Phoenix airport. BNA, if you're reading this, you need to get on the ball.
More soon!
Am back at the Portland airport, preparing to depart for parts east. This is a much nicer airport than Las Vegas, also featuring free WiFi, along with better shops, wider concourses, and nicer carpet.
It is still quite early local time (5:46 am PDT), so I don't have too much to say at this point. There are a whole bunch of photos to show you from the past couple of days, but Kristen and I decided it would be better to upload them over the Sunriver WiFi rather than Papa's dialup.
Here are a few more photos from Sunday. Nick and I before the race:
And Nick finishing. Notice that he finished significantly before I did.
One more thing I forgot to tell you about the excellence of the Portland airport--the restrooms feature these special commodes that have two different flush settings. To conserve water, you push the toilet handle up for #1 (liquid waste), or down for #2 (solid waste). My favorite part about this is that the explanatory signage actually uses the terms "#1" and "#2"! Hilarious *and* eco-friendly.
I'm finishing this entry from the free WiFi in the Phoenix airport. BNA, if you're reading this, you need to get on the ball.
More soon!
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