We finally got in and got the autographs we were looking for. Dolph was really nice. I didn't get a chance to say a whole lot because it was so crowded, but it was a positive experience meeting him. I wanted my card signed in blue but was in such a hurry getting through the line, I wasn't able to ask him to switch pens. That was no one's fault. I was still irritated abd flustered about a guy cutting in front of me in line.
The next booth we stopped at was Barry Windham to finish this 1985 WWF card of the US Express. They have just been announced as members of WWE's Hall of Fame class of 2024. Windham was nice enough to add the HOF 24 inscription without us even asking. I had gotten. Mike Rotunda on the card TTM a couple weeks ago. I was going to send a picture of this card to my cousin Lynn this morning since I knew she liked Windham and she was the one who got me into wrestling so many years ago. She passed away this morning, sadly. It was kind of strange because she was legitimately in my thoughts just yesterday. How short life is astounds me sometimes.
The poor planning and logistics aside, we did have a good time. I'm glad Jesse was able to come on the trip with Chris and I. It took an 11th hour miracle in finding a ticket, but it worked out.
Now that the ComiCon is out of the way, it's time for me to focus on getting prepped for the season.
