E–learning Advisor covered in whipped cream, ALT–C 2004, Day 1
Follow-up to Great curry blogged – ALT–C 2004, Day 0 from Transversality - Robert O'Toole
Don't get the wrong idea! It was the result of a feeding frenzy during a break in the ALT conference. Several of these large trays full of utterly delicious cakes were laid out for our enjoyment. We attacked them imediately, eating 3/4 of a tray between us. In the ensuing feast Chris managed to cover my shoulder with whipped cream.
The chocolate and orange cakes were particularly fine.
Robert O'Toole
14 Sep 2004 17:31
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[Skip to the latest comment]Robert O'Toole
Chris was furious at losing part of her cake!
14 Sep 2004, 17:55
I like the way it's only Steve having a go at these and there are quite a few missing already!
14 Sep 2004, 20:10
Steven Carpenter
I did mention that it seems to be me on the end of all the 'camera jokes'. The little vanilla slices WERE extremely moreish though.
15 Sep 2004, 07:27
and you didn't think to take any back for the rest of us…........i'm starving, stop posting pics of food! hehehe
15 Sep 2004, 09:12
Look yummy! I like the boat piccies too – looks a bit nippy though! Sheila decided that you look like a fisherman!
15 Sep 2004, 13:41
Steven Carpenter
Fisherman do not dance around other people's handbags.
15 Sep 2004, 14:19
Steven Carpenter
..fishermen, rather. I can't type today; I have been taking copious notes (John) on my PDA all day and my hand is aching from trying to write on a screen equivalent in a size to a Post-It.
15 Sep 2004, 14:30
The plural of 'handbags' is concerning me in a group consisting of only one female.
15 Sep 2004, 16:35
Robert O'Toole
As ALT is now a female dominated organisation (ooh er), the conference bags that were handed out to us to carry the various booklets and documents are in fact lovely black handbags. Steve C looks quite cute carrying one. Chris C has offered to lend us all items from the extensive wardrobe (3 cases full) that she brought with her.
15 Sep 2004, 16:59
John Dale
If writing on a tiny screen all day long is wearing your hand out, I'm happy to sign off an a nice big A4 pad for you; no batteries, super-high resolution, easy to back up, freely intermingle text and graphics. Tempted?
15 Sep 2004, 22:45
Steven Carpenter
Very, but I feel an obligation to stick with the technological 'solution'. Whether that's to the point where my fingers become useless is debatable though.
15 Sep 2004, 23:40
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