I should be getting into town around 1am Monday morning, I think. My flight back to SF is on Tuesday, Nov 28 fairly early in the morning.

So I pretty much have eight days up there. Thursday will (obviously) be spent with the family doing Thanksgiving things, but I should be fairly free otherwise, especially in the evenings.

I'd like to go climbing Wednesday, at the very least.

It is amazingly nice outside... which means it's just nigh unbearable inside the apartment. I've got a window open and a fan running full tilt to try and circulate some of that nice air in with this not nice air. Looked at Weather.com and it seems like this weather will keep up for the next week and a bit, which is good, as we're coming up on the 4th.

I still have a watermelon I bought for Pete's BBQ. I will need to crack it open in the next few days.

On, the docket, we're looking at an anime night either Friday or Saturday. A slimmer chance is to have a Shadowrun game either Friday or Saturday, on the day that's not dedicated to anime.

We have many series to watch. I'm personally not through Super Gals, but I don't think anyone else has any interest in that. Infinite Ryvius is sitting and waiting for us to get through the next four volumes. And I've got Rune Soldier which needs to be started. Add to that innumerable fansubs, and we could probably cover two anime nights even before Chris cracks his stuff. So we'll have to see.

Sunday looks like Superman, hitting a matinee.

Next Tuesday is the 4th. We'll need to figure something out. Chris is thinking picnic. I'm not inclined to disagree.

Some various and sundry things are likely to happen in July.

End of July will see Eric and Sam visiting. This will be neat, as I haven't seen Eric since before Thanksgiving.

The lease on the apartment is up at the end of July. Rent is increasing. And it looks like about a 90% likelihood that I'm going to move to San Francisco. Will need to figure out what's going to be done here with various things (I have too much stuff to take with me.) Since my mom's moving back here (well, to Ellensburg), and needs some furniture, I'll likely leave the couch and chair (possibly the bed) for her to use.

At the moment, I'm viewing living in SF as a temporary situation. Tacoma is what I consider "home" and I'd like to live here long term. So I can see moving to SF for a year, enjoy my time there, then come back. A bit like a vacation where I'm paying rent and hanging with friends down there (instead of hanging with friends up here.)