I just booked a bunch of flights for my upcoming travels. I will be going to San Francisco, New York, and London for a MySQL Migration Roadshow. After that I’ll swing over to Malta for the MySQL Developers’ Conference.
If you read the rest of this post, you’ll find my entire itinerary. In case you’re in any of these cities and want to meet up, let me know!
Well, it was bound to happen… after four years of travelling for MySQL AB I have now officially filled up my passport.
I sent my and Adrienne’s passports to the Swedish Consulate in New York to get our Permanent Residency visa stickers entered into them, and I got a call today saying that my passport is full and they have nowhere to attach my visa sticker. So I have to get a new passport before they can attach it.
Doh. So now I have to get a new passport expedited so I can have it in time to leave for London and Malta. How fun!
“Another perfect Southwest landing, smooth as gravy on bread.”
I’ve never heard that particular phrase, until today. It was a pretty darn smooth landing though.
While going through airport security today, the person behind me set off the metal detector, and as they generally don’t give you more than one try anymore, the person was pointed towards the manual search lane.
The security person said “looks like you get special treatment“.
In case you don’t know why I am posting this, or why I thought that was interesting, ask google.
Now that I have my luggage back, I have to re-wash all my clothes and head to Washington, DC in a few hours. I’m flying Southwest today, sadly, because they have the best schedules.
I’ll be back from DC!
Jeremy Cole 