It was a good thing I did stay, but I do feel a bit sad that the con is over, but I do feel that there will always be another time. Alas, one would say that there will never be a tomorrow, and that it will never be the same. One could say that the time here could be the best, and the next year could be bad or it could be the last year. So it is that little bit of uncertainty that could make you sad, but know that if there is no news going on that would bring down the con, you can see that there will be another year, whether or not mother nature or even a virus can stop it.
In what was done today, I did attend the annual Coffee Homebrew and International Snack Exchange to have little bits of talk with remaining attendees that are there. Thankfully, I was able to connect with a few local furs in NorCal and got either a discord or even telegram. For Hiss and Purr, there were a bit of jeer about the parade and masking, but they will improve, but basically, there are praises. In the time I had to wait for Dead Dog to start, I did dance to a local song that is synonym to the cultural center of the Bay Area-Tony Bennett’s “I left my heart in San Francisco” as many things are happening-he’s retiring from singing and has dementia, and that Union Bank is merging with US Bank. Hopefully after edits, you will like.

NOw to tell you that if you are a commuting attendee, and want to be economical, I will highly recommend Motel 6 at 2560 Fontaine Rd. in San Jose, CA. It was OK, and though there was a bit of smoking and the flood was a bit scary, it did not reach my room on ground floor. So if you want to go to FC, and don't mind the commute, here is where you go: https://www.motel6.com/en/home/mote.....jose.9608.html And it is close to Chuck E. Cheese!

Well, I will be at Dead Dog, I will journal one final time after I dance the night away... Stay tuned!