Well – the first half of the year is over and it's been a pretty busy time for Kimberly and I. I only managed to get one day at home in June but I'm at home for whole month of July, and this year I'm taking a proper break. I'm going to be essentially dark through July – no blogging, no Twitter, no forums or newsgroups – so don't expect to hear from me until August.
Hope you have a great summer, and Happy July 4th for those in the US.
Cheers
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3 thoughts on “July Vacation”
sure you will. I think this describes your first few days: http://xkcd.org/597/
Happy vacation.
Have a great vacation, see you in august.
Good for you Paul. How about people who are adict to your blogs? you need to give some other drugs to sustain your absence :)