The convention day was more than half over, but we finally headed over there after changing into our WSFS jumpsuits from Chicon 7.

Here's a picture of us in the Fan Photo Area that I later described as the crack WSFS Inspection Crew, present to make sure that Detcon 1 was being run to the high standards of all World Science Fiction Society conventions. (They pass, by the way.)

The hotel had this sign welcoming attendees.

I actually went to a panel on which I wasn't a participant: "Real Geek Girls." Don't let this photo fool you; there were plenty of people in the room.
After seeing programming, Lisa and I actually had enough time to look through the Dealers Room and associated Exhibits except the Art Show because Lisa would have had to stow her backpack, which contains her tinnitus-masking sound generator as well as
We found our way up to the Con Suite on the 69th floor for a while, then later went down to the food court (the big lunch meant we weren't that hungry) with
Just before Midnight, Lisa pointed out that we really needed to head out and the conversation broke up. The People Mover runs until 2 AM on Friday/Saturday morning, so we rode it back to the hotel. Some of the other people on the car knew that there was an SF convention in town and asked if we were supposed to be the Ghostbusters. "Not quite," I said. They were very friendly about it, I might add.
Tomorrow is Baseball Day, as we have tickets for the Detroit Tigers-Cleveland Indians game. Kuma Bear is sad that it isn't the Seattle Mariners playing.