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Blog Me, Maybe

July 16, 2012, 5:22 pm

I have picked up my family and moved to a rental house on the California coast for a month.  I am still working, but experimenting with getting out of town for the hot Arizona summers.  I may or may not take the opportunity to cut back on blogging for a month or so.  I haven't decided.

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Category: Blogging, Computers & the Internet
  • Dan from Gilbert

    You better not. What would I read? :-)

    We did the same thing. We just got back from Oregon for about 3 weeks. It backfired. It was so cold, we couldn't wait to get back to Arizona. I'll take the heat and the pool over clouds and rain, any day of the week.

    You'll probably have better luck in California.

    Have fun...

  • elambend

    I love the cool of the NW and I don't even live in Phoenix (of course I can say this in Chicago because we had a mile winter).

  • Jim

    I read Instapundit and you religiously. Of both, I constantly think, "I wish I said that or wrote that." I guess that is the ultimate complement.

  • TXJim

    Unplug amigo and enjoy the surf with the fam.

    North Texas is getting off easy so far this summer. Rain every two weeks. Low 90's today for the high. On the downside, it's more humid than normal. Of course it may not rain again until November and we get cracks in the ground a foot wide.

  • http://thelibertypapers.org/ Brad Warbiany

    Whereabouts in CA? If you're anywhere near Orange County, you're more than welcome to some pints of homebrew from the kegerator :-)

  • http://spotonpolitics.com Rich Ridenour

    Hey Brad, can the rest of us take you up on those pints? :)

    I don't know how you guys take the heat in AZ, I live in San Diego (inland a bit) and the last few summers have been terrible even here. Fortunately my office is right on the water in Point Loma so I get away from the worst of it each day.

  • Bret

    Is the title an oblique Carly Rae Jepsen reference? If so, awesome.

  • http://thelibertypapers.org/ Brad Warbiany

    Rich,

    Maybe one of these days... I'd say that I brew a lot more beer than I can drink, but it's probably more apt to say that I brew a lot more than I *should* drink :-)

  • Dan

    Welcome to another one of my 'zoni friends. We are happy to share our beach and our neighborhood with you while you are here. Have fun and relax. If you like it here, feel free to stay and pay for our bullet train.

  • CT_Yankee

    experimenting with getting out of town for the hot Arizona summers.

    Have you considered family camping? Some campgrounds are located in very scenic areas and might be quite enjoyable, if they were managed well.

  • Bill Beyer

    Enjoy! My father, who lives in Glendale, leaves for Idaho in June, and doesn't come back till October. (sort of a reverse snowbird) I can't understand how I could live there, save that I left before adulthood- and have moved north ever since, ending up in Washington, where heat's rare.

  • Mary

    As a fulltime RVer ('domiciled' in CA) contemplating picking up a reasonably priced Phoenix condo for winter use, I already know I couldn't do summer there. Just exactly how long does summer last in AZ? Five months of trip digs?

    OR & WA were very chilly in spring and early summer. Had to come back to CA to warm up.

  • Broccoli

    Just curious, wouldn't this open you up to California tax collections on your business income? I know they are ridiculously aggressive and I believe you have even blogged about it a few times.

  • John David Galt

    I have a campaign idea. Let's make millions of individualized versions of this sign appear in store windows between now and November.

    IT TOOK ME (x) [YEARS|MONTHS],
    (y) NIT-PICKY PERMITS, AND $(z)
    BEFORE I COULD EVEN OPEN THIS BUSINESS,
    ALL THANKS TO GOVERNMENT "HELP."
    BUT I GOT IT DONE ANYWAY!
    THANKS FOR NOTHING, BIG GOVERNMENT!

    I release this wording to the public domain, to pre-empt anyone who would claim ownership of it.

  • http://www.fuzesup.com/ boat rentals in orange county

    That's a pretty good idea. Arizona summers are brutal. I will miss reading your blog, but hope you have a great time.