Baycon: part 2

[mdlbear]

I'm having a wonderful Baycon, in spite of only being able to get to a fraction of the programming I wanted to (including several concerts -- bah!) and an on-again/off-again dry throat that threatened several times to cut off my singing but never quite did.

Yesterday was my busy day for programming: two panels and a "filk sing-along" in kids' programming. None of the kids sang along, but several of the parents did. I was ably assisted by cflute; my infinitely fuzzy ursine brain will probably not be able to recall all of the setlist.

The first panel, on "found filk", was noteworthy for the fact that the schedule on our badges disagreed with the programming grid; after a certain amount of conflicting advice from green room staff, we eventually went with the poocket program, and had a pretty good turnout. The second panel, on music publishing and recording, was scheduled opposite a concert (fortunately not Puzzlebox, which was the hour before) and immediately after a panel on polyamory, which was in full swing when we got there. We looked in, decided we were outnumbered, and set up in the hall at what had been the autograph table. It worked, and was a good panel.

Lots of good conversations at this con. Lots of old friends coming out of the woodwork. More later -- it's time to do some packing and have some breakfast.

Comments

[vixyish.livejournal.com]

I loved it that the anime people apparently said that the "flik people" were suppoed to be in the other room.

Hey, for a genre that was born of a typo...

Fantastic to see you, and I'm so sorry again to have missed your concert-- but glad to get some time in the same circle as you. :)

[mdlbear]

I think you probably heard most, if not all, of the songs Callie and I did together. We'll just have to wait for the next con we're both at for the rest.

[mdlbear]

And it was great seeing you, too! Your concert was, as usual, fantastic.