Home from DebConf 9
Sat, 08/01/2009 - 11:22 — schultmc
I made it back to Indianapolis yesterday evening around 9:00 PM EDT (0300 CEST, 0100 UTC). The only issue I had with the entire trip home was with the last leg of my trip (DTW-IND) and that was just a 30 minute delay and the airline moving the flight to a different gate 3-4 times. Fortunately, Orbitz sent me an SMS with each gate change so I was able to learn of the gate change despite my reduced visual acuity. I had no trouble navigating MAD or AMS (or DTW or IND for that matter).
I had a great time at DebConf 9 and it was by far the most hassle free traveling to DebConf yet for me. I'm looking forward to attending future DebConfs and hope to see you in New York next year!
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