I’ve just got back from a trip down South—not that South, just Seattle—and will be heading south again soon.
The recent trip was a two day conference about business blogs in Seattle called, appropriately, “Blog Business Summit”. Susie and I car-pooled down with three folks working on an interesting software tool called Qumana. The seating was squished, but the conversation was nice.
From Feb. 4-9, I will be making a different sort of trek, from Los Angeles to Washington D.C. by car.
My friend Debbie is packing up and heading East. She’s a smart woman, and she knows that heading West by car from L.A. is less wise.
She’s just bought a house in D.C. with her wife, and they’ll finally get to live together in their own place. It’s all very exciting, and she needs someone to ride shotgun for the long journey.
We’ll be heading along the slightly longer, slightly flatter, slightly less icy southern route, and I’ll see Texas for the first time in my life. Woohoo!
We won’t have time to stop anywhere along the way, but if you know of any interesting things I can photograph out the window of the car at 65 miles an hour, please let me know.
“Watch your step as you exit the train, and if you’re late, just remember that life is a lot like being on this train: we may not be there yet, but we’re getting there.”
“According to Golf Digest, from 1996 to 2007, Woods made $769,440,709. Golf Digest predicts that, by 2010, Woods will become the world’s first athlete to pass one billion dollars in earnings.”
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