Anyway, thanks to C.S. I've made it back from Radcon safe and mostly sound. I've got a cold, so although I normally don't fear starting a long illustrated blog post and regress report at 11pm, today I think that resting is the better part of valor. Besides, I've only had cold water to clean up with the whole weekend.
Actually, it was lukewarm. But when you're sick, lukewarm doesn't cut it. I danced around in the limp drizzle (not enough pressure for an actual spray in the system!) briefly on the first morning, making little protesty noises. The second morning I couldn't face doing that again (and the water felt even colder!) so I gave myself a lukewarm sponge bath. Not sexy.
Yes, things were perky due to the cold, but seriously not sexy. At all.
Shut up! I had a runny nose. It was gross.
Anyway, the horrors of this year's facility woes were many, but the actual convention was very fun and I have nothing but words of gratitude for our hosts, and in particular the indefatigable Radcon Bob. Bob, you're my hero.
Kewl pics from nucular (aka nuclear, but actually radiation--I just wanted to say nucular because it drives certain people crazy) testing facilities are forthcoming, as are reports of what panels I remember. I'm pretty sure I was on panels, and I remember listening to some too. Or maybe that was a fever dream. There were penguins at Radcon, right?
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