Oh, goody.

[saxikath]

It seems I'm being sent on a business trip.

To Dayton, Ohio.

For two weeks. (Starting Monday.)

Yeep.

Comments

[chanaleh.livejournal.com]

Ha! What in the world is there? (Aside from it being where I was born -- I bet you didn't know that.)

Re:

[saxikath]

I did know that, but only because I read your conversion piece the other day. :) What's there is my company's main office.

Agh!

[cnoocy]

I consider it rude of a company not to give at least a week's notice for such things. Are they paying you extra?

Re: Agh!

[saxikath]

Not that I know of, but presumably they'll be paying for meals and whatnot.

[leighjen.livejournal.com]

EEP!

We will miss you!

[davehogg.livejournal.com]

Ohio? Hmmm.

Re:

[saxikath]

I'm going to be there for a weekend. :)

[greenlily.livejournal.com]

Oh dear. We will miss you for sure. Is this going to mess up your Ragtime rehearsal commitments?

Re:

[saxikath]

Well, yeah. I'm assuming they won't throw me out for something beyond my control like this!

[meranthi.livejournal.com]

Oooh, excitement. Dayton, that place of...wonder and mystery. Or something like that. Admittedly, the extent of my knowledge of Dayton at the moment is that there is a Cracker Barrel there. :)

[zenala.livejournal.com]

You have my sincerest sympathy. Most of Ohio I'm happy to give a positive plug for, but I've just had too many family reunion type things in Dayton. Where I lived in Columbus, there were a lot of kids whose families were from Dayton. Basically, it's a place people leave. Maybe it's improved in recent years, though, who knows.

You could visit the slum that was a nice neighborhood 100 years ago where my great-great-grandmother lived next door to the Wright Brother's bicycle shop...

If you happen to have ample free time, Columbus is just an hour away...

[tahnan.livejournal.com]

Two weeks? Good Lord.

[mixedborder.livejournal.com]

Well...it will give you a chance to practice your crossword puzzles!
Lots and lots.
Take one of those inch-and-a-half-thick omnibuses of NYTimes puzzles.