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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Started conversation Jan 29, 2002
What can I say about the nodnol meet, Jan 2002?
Superlatives don't quite describe it.
You had to *be there*.
And savour every moment, 
and the odd
Such a lot of organization and favour-pulling for me to even get away for two nights and three days....but all worth it.
Blues Shark met me from the coach station and we headed off to the BBC.
Whereupon I set about and
all the lovely italics, 
Then off to the mini-meet - a surprisingly depleted Dutch party this time but the gorgeous Kheldar was there so
Being with Mina again
Getting to meet Titania at last
Sitting on the knee of..
Having RL
without the but next time
Being impressed by Argon0's equipment
Seeing old friends...
Meeting new ones 
On the wet Saturday, trudging through London on the photo scavenger hunt and trying to ignore painful 
taking lots of pics...
Then arriving at the pub for the main meet to be greeted by Mark stuffing a Moxon in my hand.
To all the gorgeous men & women who attended - you made my weekend fantastic with your presence, thank you to the italics who organized the party and Mina for putting me up.
I'll see you all again soon! 
*sniff*
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Jan 29, 2002
Do I get the feeling that you enjoyed the weekend, ever so slightly?
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 29, 2002
How did you guess?
There were...high points.
The only low point was actually leaving.
And realizing just how long it is until the next one.
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Jan 29, 2002
I know. But I think I need to give my bank balance time to recover a little...
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 29, 2002
Oh yes.
*starts saving for the next meet-up*
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Jan 30, 2002
Why does nodnoL have to be so far away? 
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 30, 2002
I know...
How far away?
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Jan 30, 2002
Not sure.
Further for you than for me, I believe. But still too far for me to walk it!
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Kheldar (Don't hate the media, Become the media) Posted Jan 31, 2002
~grin~
Try Holland, that's even further...not to mention Sweden or Germany
But also very much looking forward to the next one!!! With it might even be a mini Dutch meet !
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 31, 2002
But it only took you 3/4 an hour on the plane, Kheldar.
It took me 5 hours on the coach.
Too far to walk.
Too right!
Not too far to hitchhike though
The next one....
*starts saving harder*
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Jan 31, 2002
Hmmm... hitchhiking... Definitely cheaper!
Probably a little harder to plan though (even with various train strikes!), and certainly more risky...
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 31, 2002
Not as romantic as it used to be.
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Jan 31, 2002
No, definitely not.
But then I suppose it depends a little who you're hitching with...
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Kheldar (Don't hate the media, Become the media) Posted Jan 31, 2002
~grin~
And so far it looks like I'm going to London again in March or something. And there is already talk about people visiting the Dutch contingency in May, so more fun definitely coming up !
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jan 31, 2002
Now there's a thought - hitchhiking in tandem.
Holland in May eh?
Is that tulip time or later?
Early May is my birthday
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. Posted Feb 1, 2002
Glad you had fun!
Too far?! Mates, come down here then you'll find out the real meaning of "far"!
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Feb 1, 2002
'You might think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts compared to space...'
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Feb 1, 2002
Hehehe
peanuts in a thread about a nutshell, well done Dr St Justin 
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The Researcher formally known as Dr St Justin Posted Feb 1, 2002
I hadn't even though of that!
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Feb 1, 2002
That's even cleverer!
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