I have just finished the second draft and I expect to make a last and final draft tonight. The deadline is tonight, but I think I can squeeze it in between dinner, diapers and documentaries on tv.
A fellow Copenhagen Perl Monger stated I was curagious to send the application - because what if it is accepted.
This got me thinking and I am ready, if we do not apply I will regret it - and I know some of my fellow mongers, will sit in Vienna and think, "why didn't we apply, this is so much fun".
So tonight I will mail the application, I will cross my fingers and hope for the best.
I am not going to attend YAPC::Europe in Vienna this year, I am not in a situation where I can leave my wife with the two boys alone for such a long period.
Anyway, I hope and know the best bid will win and I will attend in 2008 no matter if it is in Copenhagen or not. Man I am so envious of the people who are going to Vienna. I will be on all the related IRC channels disturbing as much as I possibly can, well when not changing diapers or writing documentation.
Luckily there will be EuroBSDCon in Copenhagen in September in 2007, so I will have opportunity to attend one conference at least.
because what if it is accepted.
So tonight I will mail the application, I will cross my fingers and hope for the best.
Now I'm curious, does 'hoping for the best' means you wish your proposal will be accepted, or not
I am not going to attend YAPC::Europe in Vienna this year
That's a pitty! But do know how much work two kids are. Luckily, mine are already big enough (nearly 8 and 11.5 years) to be not so much of a hassle any more. No diapers, yay!Re:fingers crossed in what direction?
jonasbn on 2007-07-03T19:35:16
Well I will leave that up to the reader, I guess even you will have differing opinions on the meaning of best throughout organizing, executing and evaluating the forthcoming YAPC::Europe.
By the way I wish you guys all the best with YAPC::Europe in Vienna - I wish I could attend.
