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swan_tower) wrote2008-04-25 12:58 pm
swan_tower) wrote2008-04-25 12:58 pm
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sorry, Team Boston
Despite the best efforts of our east-coast friends (and they *were* good efforts, believe me), the decision is done: ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
kniedzw and I will be heading west. He's accepted a job offer from Akamai's San Mateo office.
Timetable is still fuzzy. His work starts June 16th, but I won't be following until (probably) August, along with all our stuff. Yes, this means moving in the middle of writing a book. On the bright side, Akamai is helping out with moving expenses, which means that for the first time in my life I can pay somebody else to do the heavy lifting. This makes me happier than I can say.
And I'm going to live in California! I confess that one thing which swung me toward the west coast was looking at the area in the satellite view of Google Maps; seeing San Mateo nestled between the blue of the water and the thick green belt of the hills made my heart sing. Nature! A bike ride away!kurayami_hime has been waxing poetic about the eucalyptus forests, and I'll get to see them for myself. And redwoods! I adores me some redwoods.
It'll be a new experience for us both. We won't necessarily stay there forever, but I'm glad we'll be staying there for a while.
kniedzw and I will be heading west. He's accepted a job offer from Akamai's San Mateo office.Timetable is still fuzzy. His work starts June 16th, but I won't be following until (probably) August, along with all our stuff. Yes, this means moving in the middle of writing a book. On the bright side, Akamai is helping out with moving expenses, which means that for the first time in my life I can pay somebody else to do the heavy lifting. This makes me happier than I can say.
And I'm going to live in California! I confess that one thing which swung me toward the west coast was looking at the area in the satellite view of Google Maps; seeing San Mateo nestled between the blue of the water and the thick green belt of the hills made my heart sing. Nature! A bike ride away!
kurayami_hime has been waxing poetic about the eucalyptus forests, and I'll get to see them for myself. And redwoods! I adores me some redwoods.It'll be a new experience for us both. We won't necessarily stay there forever, but I'm glad we'll be staying there for a while.
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also, the baylands/nature reserves along the SF Bay have really been expanded and regularized in the last two decades--tons of bay side trails.
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