Look To The Skies!
Mmm, but maybe next year I'll get myself credentialed all the same. The organizer offered again, so clearly they have no problems with my skipping the whole huge line and swanning straight in as though Page One were being held for me.
And I'm sure that each of these hundreds of people would be pleased to see me wave and blow kisses as I trot happily past them, fifteen minutes before the gates open.
Reasonably sure.
Anyway, my team and I arrived at the same time as last year, which once again proved to be the perfect time: 10:30, just a half hour before the starters' gun. We found parking right across the street and we weren't terribly far back in the line.
Mind you, I was damned concerned as we drove down from Boston. Rain had been forecast earlier in the week, which promised a light turnout. Beautiful sunshine + mild temps was sure to = Exodus-scale crowds and four-by-four strollers clogging the aisles.
Look To The Skies!
Mmm, but maybe next year I'll get myself credentialed all the same. The organizer offered again, so clearly they have no problems with my skipping the whole huge line and swanning straight in as though Page One were being held for me.
And I'm sure that each of these hundreds of people would be pleased to see me wave and blow kisses as I trot happily past them, fifteen minutes before the gates open.
Reasonably sure.
Anyway, my team and I arrived at the same time as last year, which once again proved to be the perfect time: 10:30, just a half hour before the starters' gun. We found parking right across the street and we weren't terribly far back in the line.
Mind you, I was damned concerned as we drove down from Boston. Rain had been forecast earlier in the week, which promised a light turnout. Beautiful sunshine + mild temps was sure to = Exodus-scale crowds and four-by-four strollers clogging the aisles.