The WCCS is dead. Long live the WCCS?
Mar. 19th, 2020 11:18 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
madbakerThe West Coast Culinary Symposium, due to happen end of April, was postponed last week. That was the responsible thing to do. Now they've cancelled it for the year and will be taking the West's 2021 spot instead. Even assuming that we're back to normal in, say, a couple months - SCA calendars are already full. So this is probably the best way to handle it.
I am disappointed (but also a bit relieved). It does mean the wife and I have some thinking to do; we had planned to visit StarWarsLand for the first time afterwards, with Artos & Saeunn as our friendly native guides. Our tickets are good through 12/31. We had planned a Europe trip (probably Italy) in the fall for our 20th anniversary, but hadn't gotten as far as schedules and tickets. Do we want to punt that to 2021 as well? If so, do we then want to plan a SoCal trip in the fall so we're making at least one trip for our anniversary?
Thinky thoughts will happen. Of course, there's no real urgency - but if we're going to try to get our money back from the Mouse, it's probably better to try while we're still in lockdown.
I am disappointed (but also a bit relieved). It does mean the wife and I have some thinking to do; we had planned to visit StarWarsLand for the first time afterwards, with Artos & Saeunn as our friendly native guides. Our tickets are good through 12/31. We had planned a Europe trip (probably Italy) in the fall for our 20th anniversary, but hadn't gotten as far as schedules and tickets. Do we want to punt that to 2021 as well? If so, do we then want to plan a SoCal trip in the fall so we're making at least one trip for our anniversary?
Thinky thoughts will happen. Of course, there's no real urgency - but if we're going to try to get our money back from the Mouse, it's probably better to try while we're still in lockdown.
