Anyone in Minneapolis?
Jul. 28th, 2006 02:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fenchurchI've got some hefty layovers in Minneapolis next month on my way out to visit ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
nmissi and to go to GenCon/JadeCon -- 3.5 hours on August 9th and 2.5 hours on August 16th. I can't remember if I know anyone in that city though, particularly anyone who might be interested in meeting up and hanging out somewhere near the airport for a bit, so I'm not stranded there for the entire time.
At least this time I've got a very slim chance of being stranded there overnight. I nearly got stuck in Atlanta on the way home from GenCon one year -- if I'd been about five seconds slower in running through the terminal, I would have missed my flight (my flight in had arrived ten minutes after the departing flight was supposed to leave), and one year the airline wound up paying for a hotel room in Cincinnati when my flight out of Louisville got delayed to the point that we took off after my connecting flight had already left. So, I tend to err a bit more on having extra time when it comes to this particular route (plus carry the necessities in my carryon -- since the Cincinnati layover left me with my cellphone and laptop, but no way to charge them up).
nmissi and to go to GenCon/JadeCon -- 3.5 hours on August 9th and 2.5 hours on August 16th. I can't remember if I know anyone in that city though, particularly anyone who might be interested in meeting up and hanging out somewhere near the airport for a bit, so I'm not stranded there for the entire time.At least this time I've got a very slim chance of being stranded there overnight. I nearly got stuck in Atlanta on the way home from GenCon one year -- if I'd been about five seconds slower in running through the terminal, I would have missed my flight (my flight in had arrived ten minutes after the departing flight was supposed to leave), and one year the airline wound up paying for a hotel room in Cincinnati when my flight out of Louisville got delayed to the point that we took off after my connecting flight had already left. So, I tend to err a bit more on having extra time when it comes to this particular route (plus carry the necessities in my carryon -- since the Cincinnati layover left me with my cellphone and laptop, but no way to charge them up).
