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Backyard Blogging

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I do like to blog, read blogs, and compute in my backyard even though it is a bit difficult to see the laptop screen if the sun is at the wrong angle. Most afternoons the big elm nicely shades the whole yard making for decent laptop screen viewing.

Even better than my backyard, Mike of Cruftbox has decided to round up some of the diffuse LA bloggers and have a backyard blog event in Pasadena on Sat. Aug. 21st.

One of the reasons that I am taking the road trip to San Francisco tomorrow is that I feel neglected down here in SoCal. SF and NYC frequently have fun blogging events and my OC meetup gets cancelled every month for a lack of interest.

On Sat. 8/21, I will drive to Pasadena with my laptop, some sangria, a bit of food, and I will socialize with other bloggers. Yeah for Mike thinking this up!

(Meg - want to go?)

by Black Phoebe :: Ms. Jen on Wed August 11, 2004 10:39 AM | | Comments (1) | fun stuff

1 Comments

Alaina said:

Ms. Jen - So glad you made it to up to SF for the MT Sneak Peak party. It was great chatting with you. :) Hope you have some good dim sum today....

August 13, 2004 10:33 AM

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