Day four of PantheaCon. There is programming at PantheaCon on Monday morning. I had planned to go to a few workshops, but I was so tired. I decided instead to sleep in, have a quiet breakfast in my room, and take my time to pack. It was a good plan. Last night’s wonderful Kali puja was the perfect way to wrap it up.
Hotel check-out is at noon, but my flight isn’t for several hours. My friends at the Umbanda House let me hang out in their suite and eat their food, including healthy snacks, muffins, lemon cake, and treats from a chocolate fondue fountain. The hotel food may not be great, but the hospitality suites make up for it. PantheaCon is delightfully decadent, and the Umbanda suite does not disappoint.
I’ll be heading to the San Jose airport in a couple of hours, and I’ll board an American Eagle plane to take me to Los Angeles. Then I have a five-hour layover before I get on a Qantas plane for the 15-hour flight to Melbourne.
Australia, here I come.
