Okay, so I wasn’t actually on a bike when I recorded this, but I can’t break the casting concatenation habit. More rambling from Copenhagen: borrowing a bike, visiting the Danish Architecture Centre, chicken salad sandwich, getting lost.
One final podcast before I finally get a good night’s sleep: the tale of how my hotel room door wouldn’t lock, and how I waited 4 hours to get it fixed. Good night.
On the evening of June 8, 2005 I couldn’t get my room at the CABINN hotel in Copenhagen to lock. And then recorded a podcast.
Recorded on my arrival in Copenhagen for the Reboot 7 conference at the CABINN hotel.
I arrived in Copenhagen in one piece this afternoon. In an effort to stave off my strong, strong urge to go to sleep (even though it’s only 7:00 p.m. here, and 2:00 p.m. back home), I recorded a little “this is the day that was” podcast that covers the minutae of the trip from Montreal to Denmark.
Is there a better way than podcasting to fill the empty hours in the Sargasso Sea of the airport?
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