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[tamaranth]

Average hours of sleep per night since Thursday: 6
Books purchased at Eastercon: 5 (well, 2 were free with purchase of third)
Meals taken outside con hotel at Eastercon: 0
Programme items participated in at Eastercon: 4
Programme items passively attended at Eastercon: 4 or 5
Charge for an hour of wifi at con hotel: £12
Photos posted from phone in order to liveblog Eastercon via Flickr: 28
Comments on said photos to which I've replied: 0
Con reports written (word count): 0
Miles driven yesterday: 325 (give or take the odd roundabout)
Hours before I can take another dose of painkillers: 2.5
Vacuum cleaners restored to functionality this morning: 2
Days by which minor medical thingy, scheduled for tomorrow, has been delayed: 7
Annoyance at this: [desire for perfect excuse to lie in bed reading Corambis] / [desire for lie-in] + [desire not to be wired for sound] = 0
Cat hairs located in keyboard: ∞ (approx)
Items I shall be ticking off to-do list for rest of day: 0

Executive summary: had a fab time at Eastercon, yay! and not feeling at all fab now, o noes!

Comments

[http://users.livejournal.com/la_marquise_de_/]

5 things I can see from my kitchen window: three trees in bloom, one thistle seed feeder from which two gold finches feed, one patch of bright primroses, many boughs of our neighbour's eucalyptus tree, two green bins.
Number of different beers I tasted at Eastercon: 4
3 short stories I love: 'Time Considered as a Helix of Semi-Precious Stones' by Samuel R Delany; 'The Way of Cross and Dragon' by George R R Martin; 'The Banquet of the Lords of Night' by Liz Williams.
Number of cats currently asleep on my bed: two (Ish and Horus).
Feel better soon.

[drplokta]

To be fair to the hotel, £12 got you a whole day of wifi. It was £6.50 for an hour, which didn't have to be consecutive.

[bugshaw.livejournal.com]

I thought it was £6.50 for a consecutive hour, £12 for a non-consecutive hour taken over a day, £15 for 24 consecutive hours? Those were the prices on Swisscom's launch page.

[drplokta]

No, £6.50 for a non-consecutive hour, £12 for 24 consecutive hours with lower priority for bandwidth and a 500MB cap or £15 for 24 consecutive hours with higher priority and no cap.

[bugshaw.livejournal.com]

Oh! Where were those prices? I didn't see those options when I bought my wifi, and I looked on both Business and Economy tabs.