Started to broach this subject in a separate thread, but I don't want it to be buried so . . .
I'm currently booked at the Radisson in a double room with my friend, but I keep thinking we should get closer (perhaps the Marriott). However, their "double" rooms consist of a queen and a pull-out sleeper sofa.
I'm trying to envision a "typical day" and whether or not it matters if I make a 6-block vs. a 3-block walk. If I'm basically hanging out at the Driskill from early morning until late evening (with a possible break somewhere in-between to recharge) . . . will it matter?
Yeah, I'm overthinking it, but I wanted to throw this out there perhaps to the AFF veterans who have done this drill before.
Worth noting: Due to bugedt and room availability reasons, the Driskill and SFA hotels are not an option.
I'm currently booked at the Radisson in a double room with my friend, but I keep thinking we should get closer (perhaps the Marriott). However, their "double" rooms consist of a queen and a pull-out sleeper sofa.
I'm trying to envision a "typical day" and whether or not it matters if I make a 6-block vs. a 3-block walk. If I'm basically hanging out at the Driskill from early morning until late evening (with a possible break somewhere in-between to recharge) . . . will it matter?
Yeah, I'm overthinking it, but I wanted to throw this out there perhaps to the AFF veterans who have done this drill before.
Worth noting: Due to bugedt and room availability reasons, the Driskill and SFA hotels are not an option.
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