Blog hiatus – I hear the beach calling

by Mathew on March 14, 2006 · View Comments

If posting is light over the next couple of weeks, please don’t be concerned – I’m in Florida, enjoying a little sun and sand and relaxation with the family. If you know the state at all, it’s a little town called Venice, just south of Sarasota – very quiet. Not much happens here, and that’s just the way I like it. It’s already been a couple of days now since I checked tech.memeorandum.com, and pretty soon even blogosphere legends such as The Scobleizer and Dave Winer will be but a distant memory. I can’t even check out any of the cool new services that Mike Arrington at TechCrunch.com and Pete Cashmore at Mashable.com are undoubtedly writing about because I’m on dial-up :-) Ain’t life grand.

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  • http://Blogcritics.org Eric Berlin

    Enjoy Mathew!

    I made the transition from the cold (New York) to sunny and warm (northern and now southern cali) years ago and can’t now imagine ever going back.

  • http://www.dealarchitect.typepad.com vinnie mirchandani

    buy some property while you are there. I live in Tampa and should have bought a second one in Vanice 5 years ago when it was more affordbale but a factor of 3!

  • http://www.mathewingram.com/work/index.php/2006/04/08/257/ » mathewingram.com/work

    [...] You might think that this post isn’t really work-related, since it involves pictures of my recent vacation in Florida, and therefore it shouldn’t appear on a blog called mathewingram.com/work – but you would be wrong. Here’s my excuse: I’ve played around a bit with Albert Lai’s cool photo-sharing service Bubbleshare.com, but never integrated a gallery into my blog, and this seemed like a great opportunity (incidentally, Albert will be appearing on a panel at the conference Mark Evans, Stuart MacDonald, Rob Hyndman and Mike McDerment and I are organizing in May). [...]

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