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Long Night/Tourist Season
Apr. 6th, 2007 04:03 pmA friend of mine is flying in from Australia today, for a week of work and playing tourist. He was supposed to be landing right about now at IAD (Dulles), but because of delays out of home port he's now re-routed through DFW to DCA (National). Flying into DCA instead of the dreadful IAD is always a better thing, but now he's going to be landing at quarter after midnight. Ugh. At least Metro is open at that hour, so now I'll meet him and we'll head into town rather than the embassy having to pick him up from IAD.
Alternative dinner plans have been secured in the meanwhile, so no sushi tonight as planned, but that can happen tomorrow just as easily.
Playing tourist tomorrow might be a trip; they're predicting snow to begin here after midnight, somewhere in the nature of 1-3 inches, depending on the forecaster. Wasn't expecting to turn the major Xian holidays on their heads, what with Easter being colder than this past Christmas (we don't live in the Southern hemisphere, after all), but these things do happen on rare occasions I suppose. Hopefully it'll keep all but the most dedicated tourists inside and off the streets.
Alternative dinner plans have been secured in the meanwhile, so no sushi tonight as planned, but that can happen tomorrow just as easily.
Playing tourist tomorrow might be a trip; they're predicting snow to begin here after midnight, somewhere in the nature of 1-3 inches, depending on the forecaster. Wasn't expecting to turn the major Xian holidays on their heads, what with Easter being colder than this past Christmas (we don't live in the Southern hemisphere, after all), but these things do happen on rare occasions I suppose. Hopefully it'll keep all but the most dedicated tourists inside and off the streets.
