No matter which WIA you attend, you'd be remiss if you didn't dance on the table. |
Now, I'm asking you not to vote on a poll about where you plan to go, but to declare which event you did register for in the comments below and let everyone know.
Besides the comments (which we would like you to post in) please also check out Aaron's great Woodworking Conference Buddy Tracker here. Apparently he was thinking of greater things in that lecture.
Not that WIA is all fun and games. You will learn something. |
To those of you attending Covington, I can't wait to see you. We'll have a blast.
To those of you attending Pasadena, have fun. I hope it's a great trip.
Now please, let us know, which WIA will we find you at?
-Dyami
Edit: You can also let people know which venue you'll be attending by using Aaron Marshall's 2012 Woodworking Conference Buddy Tacker. You can learn more about Aaron, an Atlanta MWA Chapter member at his great blog, Garage Shop.
First, in terms of full price, I'm not sure I'm gaining on attending one over the other. I have to check my records, but I think I'm paying more for lodging out west.
ReplyDeleteI'm attending WIACA. I'm excited about the speaker line up and hoping to stay a bit afterward and visit some places like the Maloof compound. Still lots of planning to do.
I just registered for WIA Pasadena. My wife and I are making it more of a vacation. We plan to go down early and hit Disneyland & Universal Studios, and other attractions. My wife also has a brother who lives in that are, that we haven't seen in awhile.
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ReplyDeleteI'm still up in the air, and will likely go with the crowd on this one. Both are a plane flight and a hotel. I did mention the options to my wife and she basically said "It's about time. Cincinnati sounds boring!"
ReplyDeleteEdit: By the way, thanks for showing my picture with my mouth agape. I'm sure Adam Cherubini was doing something amazing at the time.
Also thanks for posting the picture of me as well sitting next to Aaron!
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I wound up going with Pasadena. David Marks, Jim Ipekjian, and the Gamble House tour tipped it in that direction.
ReplyDeleteIn case this helps, I compiled a list of the sessions that are only at one or the other of the WIA locations: http://giantcypress.net/post/20520664176/woodworking-in-america-2012-midwest-and-west-coast
Thanks for compiling the list of separate sessions, Wilbur.
DeleteI will be at Pasadena. Having never been to one before, the anticipation level is high. May have to get a room though. One way trip is appx 70 miles.
ReplyDeleteCurt Putnam
I'll be in Cincy again. Staying an extra day to tour the Pleasant Hill Shaker Village.
ReplyDeleteI'll be at Cincy, since I'm in school I can't afford the time away or the extra money, maybe next year if they repeat the same split conferences.
ReplyDeleteI just registered for Cincy. This will be my first WIA. I can't wait!
ReplyDeleteI'll be at Pasadena for WIA, the Gamble House, Maloof house, Ghetty Museum, Huntington Library... what else...?
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