Hanging at the Hilton

Posted by busynessgirl | Aug 5, 2008 | Conference Travels

I checked into my hotel at 8am (thank you Hilton) and worked on my presentations for DTL all day (you can find the presentations posted on my other blog, if you’re interested). Why is it that there is always a mirror right above where the Internet access is? You spend the entire day looking at yourself in the mirror – it is a very odd experience … but at least I don’t feel lonely!

I took some pics of one of the Monona Terrace meeting spaces this afternoon. The conference center was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and it is beautiful.

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