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[isabelladangelo]

I will write a lot more later but I will say that Pennsic was a blast. The wooden floor was a very good idea in my tent. I loved it. Only a couple of minor issues...one being that my truck broke down at mile marker 149 on I-70 outside of Breezewood PA. I guess this means a new truck? Will post pictures with explanations later!!! If there is anything you'd like me to read that I missed while I was gone, even if it's silly (esp. if it's silly!) then please comment below to let me know. Or just comment with randomness. :-)

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[pyllgrum.livejournal.com]

randomness

[isabelladangelo.livejournal.com]

Life is randomness.

[florentinescot.livejournal.com]

Of course you needs to read every word I wrote while you were gone being disgusting and having fun and ... and ... and ...

*sigh*

Hope the truck won't be too pricey!

Was the weather as perfect as it looked like it was?

[isabelladangelo.livejournal.com]

Thinking on the sound my truck made, I'm not sure if it was one of the rods ($$$ and pure evil) or the drive belt. If it's the belt, then I can just fix the truck and deal. The sound was a sudden, loud clomp followed by a lot of other softer clomps that kinda sounded like a wet rubber fan hitting something metal. Given that, I'm starting to think "belt" which is on the cheap side to replace. (A couple of hundred versus a couple of thousand) Also, given my past problems with my truck, it's normally something relatively cheap to replace (like the time I got stranded on I-95 in Jan in the night, in the rain, when it was 34 F out...freakin' starter...)

Anyway, yes, the weather was perfect. I just loved it. It never got overly hot and it got chilly at night (blankets!!!!). I'll write more on Pennsic later when I find my cord for the camera...

[florentinescot.livejournal.com]

It really does sound like this would have been the perfect year (weather-wise) for me to have gone.

*sigh*

I really don't know that there would be much there of interest unless you want to see my (mostly mundane) embroidery.

ETA: and yeah, that fwappy, rubber sound does indeed sound like a belt. BTDT ....