Well, PASS got off to a rocky start… well,  for me anyway.  It started with of course not being chosen to speak, which is fine really.  Plenty of people don’t get chosen so I’m good with that.  I did have one of my sessions put on the reserve list though.  However, they actually needed to pull someone from the reserve list and they asked Jen to teach a 2nd one instead of pulling me in.  Ok, that hurt, but I’m alright.  I’ve still got a good attitude about the event.  I’m good.  Then I got here and they wouldn’t give me a conference bag.  Alright, now this is just ridiculous.  So I don’t have a conf guide because they’re in the bags.  On top of that they didn’t have me listed as an MVP.  Then I didn’t have an Alumni ribbon.  That’s not the biggest deal, but Jen’s only been here twice and I’ve been coming for a decade and she got one.  Next I didn’t have a spot at the blogger table at the keynote.  I’ve been a blogger here for years and I’ve had a spot at the blogger table for years and I even answered the email saying, yes, I want my spot at the table.  Jen got her spot, where’s mine?  There are lots of bloggers at the table I’ve never seen at the table before, and yet I don’t have a spot.  Jen went to complain in the press room, and today I have a spot, but now it’s like I’m just this whiny little baby who cried and got his way.  And I don’t want it to be like that. 

Apart from all that, I’m still having a good time.  I’m putting this conspiracy to make me cry behind me and just doing my thing.  So PASS kicked off to a slow start for me, but all’s well.