Terminal A, Then B And C

The bulk of my day was spent at Reagan National Airport picking up students for the conference. It was a fairly easy day considering that we have twice the number of students than in first session and two more programs are here, as well. After getting done with my time in terminal A, which no one seems to fly into, I strolled over to terminal B/C to hang out with the other TL's. I ended up going upstairs for coffee and on my way, I came across a Boarders.

Dixieland Footie is a huge supporter of bookshops in airports by the way. Their simple presence can make even the most mundane layover enjoyable if you know which book to pick. I tend to listen to the artsy looking kids, they usually can offer a suggestion that will keep you going for a while. I decided to peruse the magazines and I was so excited to find a copy of 4-4-2. I absolutely endorse this magazine, even though it's about eight dollars an issue. It is full of so much insightful information about the game that it is not even funny. I also got an Euro 08 preview guide, it came with the magazine. It is interesting to see what the writers thought would happen at the tournament compared to what actually did. It just proves that the game is always changing and is rarely predicted correctly.