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Where's the "Not sure" option?

Pricing, at least for this one, is not a consideration because it's so close to home in comparison to yapc's usual venues.

I voted "Yes, my company is paying", but I'm not still 100% certain at this point.

In addition to a new employee to train, a fair 4-5 hour drive (or a surprising $275 for a 30 minute flight), my stepson's birthday, and then murmurs that I'd better not be out of town for my birthday, well, I'm just not sure yet.

Jasmine

In reply to Re: Do you plan to attend YAPC::America::North 2002? by Jazz
in thread Do you plan to attend YAPC::America::North 2002? by jcwren

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