I'm quickly approaching burnout at work. The long hours and weekends are piling up as our release date approaches.
I need a vacation. I have a fast car that'll take me anywhere in the continental United States. Where should I go?
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People sometimes email me to ask if they can modify my open source software. I appreciate the politeness, but this is why there's a license.08:41 PM Sep 05, 2010
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Take the small roads
Wherever you decide to go, stay off the interstates. Your trip will be much more enjoyable.
Yellowstone...
is a fantastic place. You could stay for many many days and not see everything. Incredibly beautiful.
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I'm not sure where you are located but a few friends and I go rafting up in Jackman Maine once a year. Closest cop, 75 miles away. Then again the moose are much closer than anything resembling civilization and this time of year there isn't any rafting.
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(OffTopic: Jon, you read this blog too? Small world.)
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Umm, somewhere without too much snow. If you select Yellowstone you may want to verify that the roads you want are still open as many of them are seasonal.
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"Pie trip III : the return of the gluttony!"?
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Since Loren is in Europe, I'm not sure it qualifies as a pie trip :p
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Loren will stop being in Europe soon.
ahhhh
More travelling? Dammit. I'm poor and tired and fat, at most I'll say maybe.
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When do you get back?
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If I had mutant psychic powers, I'd say October 17.
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If I had bothered to read Brunslo's blog before asking, I'd say that too.
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Soon.
California Wine Country
It sounds like you need to unwind, relax, and enjoy yourself. If you are a wine drinker, consider a wine tasting trip. Sample wine, great food, and forget about work for a few days.