So I'm waking myself up by self-medicating with Mountain Dew and writing up about yesterday. Aren't you lucky? :)
Actually, not a whole lot happened for Friday.
PSUbrat had lunch plans, so I went back to our room and working on writing and LLGA stuff until 3pm when the first panel was scheduled. Joss' girls, it was, but as per convention rules, it was running late. PSUbrat and I have excellent seats (front row, middle section, right on the end, and it's a small room, so we're *really* close), but when they hadn't started by 3:15, we decided to go check out the other dealer table instead of wait. We ended up buying the Women of Sunnydale card sets/binders, she got a really nice Faith figurine, and I finally succumbed and bought the Spike statue on the rock. I wasn't going to, but then I called Craig to see if he'd divorce me if I came home with it.
C: How many zeroes are at the end? (referring to the price)
Me: Actually there's not. (I then proceed to tell him the cost.)
C: (Scoffs) Is that all? Just get it.
Hee. Of course, I didn't tell him that the thing stands quite tall when it's set up completely...
We ended up missing both panels and the improv because I *really* needed to eat before the cocktail party, so we went and did dinner. We went down to the cocktail party at 7pm. It took a while for things to pick up---the actors were mobbed as they usually are at these things, so we sat a table and just socialized. In the end, we ended up talking the most with
I didn't do much talking to the star guests as a result. Andy Hallett got there late and proceeded to get mobbed, so I decided to forego saying hi until today (although I did run into him later before we went upstairs and got to do it then). I got to see
The group of us went and checked out the dance, which seemed kind of lame, and then came up to our room to chat some more. That lasted until 1am at which point we all decided that it was far too late for as early as we had to get up. It was hysterically fun, though I really have to say that I'm not looking forward to photo ops in 90 minutes. I have to find a way to be coherent before then. I really do.
Oh, and the oddest thing I saw all day? Another meeting/convention happening yesterday in the hotel was called, "Screenwriting for Lawyers." Only in LA. :)