{sigh}

It must be fate that permits me to go to YAPC only every third year, either due to a locality or a scheduling conflict. (Actually, I was at 99 and 00, but missed 01 because it was in Canada, 02 because of schedule, caught 03, missed 04 because of schedule, and 05 because it's now in Canada. So, not quite every third year, unless you count the first one as a fluke.)

I'll still make sure Stonehenge is represented well, but it looks like I'll have to wait until '06 to go to a YAPC again.

-- Randal L. Schwartz, Perl hacker
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In reply to •Re: YAPC::NA::2005 to be held in Toronto by merlyn
in thread YAPC::NA::2005 to be held in Toronto by talexb

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