Buffy The Vampire Slayer

I headed to Chinatown early on Saturday morning to catch the $10 Fung Wah bus from Boston to New York. Four hours later, I woke up in another Chinatown, and after the customary five minutes of going in circles, I was walking west to get an A-C-E train to Penn Station. A New Jersey rail took me to the new Secaucus Junction station, where I was surprised to find that there were no people, buses, or taxis. It was very deserted, in fact. After a couple of phone calls, I gave up on the free hotel shuttle, and me and a couple of guys shared a taxi that had mysteriously appeared. I made it to the hotel just in time to get my too-late-in-the-mail tickets re-issued (without any hassle, incidentally) and only miss a few minutes of Iyari’s Q&A. Reserved seating rocks! Especially when your seat is front row center, like mine was :) :). Right then I knew this con would be worth every penny I paid for it. All 45,000 pennies, if you’re counting. But who’s counting?

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