Okay, anyone else planning to attend? Details are at ASG
It is in Chicago that helps me in travel plans and it is in July this year. July is much better than August and back-to-school time.
I booked my classes online tonight:
Mary Ray, Pati Palmer, Nancy Nix-Rice, Rosebud, Christine Jonson, Peggy Sagers, and Anne St. Clair will be my teachers.
Now to finish the rest of my travel plans, but booking my classes was the highest priority!
Oh MAN!!! I wish I could swing this. It's not in my budget this year plus we are on vacation that week but it would be SO FUN! Not to mention that Chicago is close enough for me to drive.
ReplyDeleteUgh. Maybe next year.
I am seriously giving this some thought. Have you been to one of these before? This is the perfect time for me to go as DH and DD will be away on a church trip and DS will be in sleepaway camp.
ReplyDeleteI've had my room reserved since last summer after leaving the Sacramento conference in a van with gals who had already made their reservations for Chicago. Have flights and now my classes and workshops are booked. It will be a great time.
ReplyDeleteOh, that looks like fun! I wish I could go, but the timing isn't great for me, even though it would be a short plane ride.
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed how you tied your personal travel dreams into the topic of staying healthy on the road. Many people overlook wellness when they are constantly on the go, and your approach feels realistic and encouraging rather than overwhelming. Traveling for both work and fun can easily disrupt routines, so tips that support balance are incredibly helpful. This post already sets the tone that health and adventure can coexist, which is something frequent travelers truly need to hear. Marrakech
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