Well, the good news is that we made it across the pond, safe and sound. The bad news is that I got about 45 minutes of sleep total on our flight over, and it’s raining in London and isn’t expected to stop until Friday. (I know – shocking.) Fortunately, I did remember (at the very last minute) to pack an umbrella, so I’m prepared, and will shortly be heading out to forestall future jet lag by walking around the city instead of napping. I always seem to adjust to a new time zone best by refusing to acknowledge that my internal clock is in a different country, and just waiting until it’s properly time to sleep before I allow myself to.
That having been said, I’m not feeling terribly coherent just at the moment, so rather than babbling senselessly at you, I’m going to direct you to last Friday’s me, who was plenty alert and chatty with Minnesota Monthly‘s Tim Gihring. He’s got an abbreviated transcript of our conversation up over at MNMO’s site, and while there’s not a lot there that won’t be old hat to regular ItC readers, hey, it’s fresh content. I’ll attempt to have some fresh thoughts of my own up tomorrow afternoon…
