The Baltimore show is smaller than the other shows I regularly attend, but I don't like to use the word "small," because it sounds like a negative. "Intimate" might be a better word to use. I knew nearly all of the people who were in attendance, and since it was a smaller show, I didn't feel so rushed to see everything -- that meant I was able to spend much more time talking with people and catching up during the show. I thought it was a good thing.
I should have taken shots during the show on Saturday, but I was pretty busy messing around with pencils. Sunday morning I did take a couple pictures of the rooms in which the show was held . . .
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3 comments:
My Friend: The reason the floor numbers are different is that the hotel and lodge sit on a steepish hill. The second floor of the hotel is thirty feet lower than the fifth floor of the lodge. Truth is stranger than fiction. Joe
My vote is to blog the wood grained Wahl-Eversharp first. Joe
My vote is to blog the Eversharp in chinese red and black, seventh down on the left.
John
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