"A Problem Page For All!"

Well, I've been yakking their heads off about this ever since you said you might be coming. My rambles would go about thus: "Well, Caitlin says she's coming, but who knows if she's going to be able to find a ticket for anywhere within her budget, and I'm not even really sure what her budget is, and how much does Europe cost, anyway, because maybe she won't be able to afford a holiday trip at all, and what if she says she's coming but then she can't come, or what if her parents or her brothers convince her not to come, or what if she doesn't come after all, and do you think she'll be able to find a ticket, and--" By which time the rest of my poor family has fallen asleep or quietly left the room. So when I wandered out of the office one evening and told them that you had indeed found and bought tickets, there was kind of a quiet pause and then Steve said, "Really?" And I said, "Honest to goodness, yes." And Cherie got all excited about the party and she and Rachel started looking around the room trying to see it like you'd see it because you've never seen it (gee, amazing observation), and Jimmy smiled and said, "Cool!"

Yesterday Rachel posted on our party page on wiki (have you seen it?) with a lot of details, including a list of who's told us they're coming, including you.

Steve and Cherie (and I!!!) want to know, though, when you're leaving. We're assuming that most guests will be leaving on the second -- our official last day. When do you depart?