My feet and legs hurt so badly this morning that by the time I boarded the plane, I had decided to skip the loong walk to the train and then the walk home from there and just pay for a cab when I got to Seattle.  But, one foot in front of the other, a cab seemed too complicated and I managed to make it home just fine.

The house was fine.  My neighbor Ann left me a note that Amira (the house cleaner) hadn't emptied the trash.  Isn't 75 years old a little old for tattle telling????!!!!  And, did she think I wouldn't see it myself?  Plus, Amira was not SUPPOSED to empty the trash. And, of course, I had been home 5 minutes when she came in to tell me in person.  I appreciate Ann's feeding Betty and getting the mail but I do not appreciate her going out of her way to share her thoughts and opinions about people she thinks are beneath her.  UGH.  I hope she gets busy with things other than me very soon.

I am glad to be home and I might not even unpack my bag until tomorrow.  Nothing in there has to come out today.

It was a wonderful time.  

Over all, I think the things that impressed us the most were tiny HDMI cables an WiDi (which neither of us had every heard of).

We discussed our game plan for next year.  We'll start with the Intel booth (before it gets crazy busy) and make sure to see the stuff at the Venetian on Day 1.  Day 2 is just too crowded to do anything fancy.  We'll just wander around the convention center and go with the flow.

Some booth we stopped at yesterday took our picture and I like it.