Travel Bug

I've been traveling quite a bit lately, mostly for work. In the fall, I had the opportunity visit Monterey for the Internet Librarian conference. Last Friday, I flew into Chicago to give a presentation for work on company search strategies. (That was a roundabout day - flew in at 10 a.m. to Midway and flew out six hours later from O'Hare.) Today I'm at the Computers in Libraries conference in Arlington, VA (land of large, tan-colored buildings.) Next weekend, Jason and I are heading to the live music capital of the United States - Austin, Texas. It will be great to have a little break, as we've both been working too much. J is averaging 60+ hours a week, and I'm hovering somewhere around 45 - 50. For the time being, this schedule is fine, but we agree that it shouldn't last forever. There are way too many dog parks to explore with Bandit, too many great books to spend time in, and too many days that go by outside of the confines of our office buildings. What do you think we should be when we grow up? What do you want to be? Let me know!