Foxy Lady
Star
- Joined
- Jan 30, 2014
- Location
- United Kingdom
09:45 Monday - Typical crush on arrival as all the delegates were burdened with bags and suitcases, because our rooms would not be ready for us until 2 pm.
A queue at the registration desk. Mostly orderly but there is always a few who can't wait and just push in.
It was impossible to find anyone without everyone milling around aimlessly, even the few I knew from previous conferences.
Then, for a few seconds, the crowds parted and there she was. It was her hair that caught by attention. Flame red, long, hanging in a pony tail down her back, a contrast to the white jacket of her trouser suit. There was barely time to register what I had seen before my view was cut off.
There was no sign of her later that morning. Not in the plenary session that opened proceedings, not at any breakout sessions, not during the coffee break, not during lunch.
Which was surprising, because she should have stood out among the blacks and greys and blues.
What was more surprising - as I suddenly realised sitting in the cubicle in the washroom after lunch - was that I had been keeping a look out for her.
A queue at the registration desk. Mostly orderly but there is always a few who can't wait and just push in.
It was impossible to find anyone without everyone milling around aimlessly, even the few I knew from previous conferences.
Then, for a few seconds, the crowds parted and there she was. It was her hair that caught by attention. Flame red, long, hanging in a pony tail down her back, a contrast to the white jacket of her trouser suit. There was barely time to register what I had seen before my view was cut off.
There was no sign of her later that morning. Not in the plenary session that opened proceedings, not at any breakout sessions, not during the coffee break, not during lunch.
Which was surprising, because she should have stood out among the blacks and greys and blues.
What was more surprising - as I suddenly realised sitting in the cubicle in the washroom after lunch - was that I had been keeping a look out for her.