Thanks John Welch, be off for a few days…

December 22, 2006 By

Well, it’s time to put the blog down for a few days. It’s Christmas for those who are Christian. A fun holiday for the rest of us. Anyway, hope things go well with your families, it’s been quite a year. I can’t believe Christmas is here again.

To John Welch, thanks for the nice goodies for Maryam and me from Amazon. That is so kind.

Oh, regarding Photowalking #5. We will meet on Wednesday, December 27th at the California State Railroad Museum at 1 p.m. — everyone is invited, you don’t have to be into photography. As it stands right now we’ll have some really great photographers there, including the co-founders of JPG Magazine. I have a stack of 8GB Seagate Flash Drives to give away as prizes. Should be a fun day. I’m not sure where we’ll have lunch, but Ajay is driving me and we’ll probably have lunch in Old Sacramento at noon. More will come next week after Christmas. Bring your tripod and your digital camera. It should be lots of fun.

UPDATE ON PHOTOWALKING: there’s a small chance the date and/or time will change. Check in on the evening of December 26th here to see what’s up.

Either way, happy holidays and Merry Christmas. Hope Amazon brought you some goodies too!

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  • http://www.fsfunky.com/ FSFunky

    Not to be *that* guy or anything, but I’m an atheist and I celebrate Christmas?

  • http://www.fsfunky.com FSFunky

    Not to be *that* guy or anything, but I’m an atheist and I celebrate Christmas?

  • http://www.nigelcooke.com/ monkeyleader

    Merry Chrimbo to you and yours – looking forward to the next installment of photowalking already :)

  • http://www.nigelcooke.com monkeyleader

    Merry Chrimbo to you and yours – looking forward to the next installment of photowalking already :)

  • http://blog.snipperoo.com/ Ivan Pope

    Just did my ‘Widget Review of the Year’ at http://blog.snipperoo.com Much Scoble, much widgetery. Going to be a good 2007.

  • http://blog.snipperoo.com Ivan Pope

    Just did my ‘Widget Review of the Year’ at http://blog.snipperoo.com Much Scoble, much widgetery. Going to be a good 2007.

  • http://www.keyvan.us/ keyvan

    Merry Christmas

  • http://www.keyvan.us keyvan

    Merry Christmas

  • http://www.insourced.com/ Mick

    Thanks for another great year.

  • http://www.insourced.com Mick

    Thanks for another great year.

  • Mike Woodhouse

    Now what we need is that next time you’re in London we have a photo-pissed-as-newts-walking. I’d break any engagement to be there for that one.

    I’d love to learn to take great photos while drunk – what a valuable skill…

  • Mike Woodhouse

    Now what we need is that next time you’re in London we have a photo-pissed-as-newts-walking. I’d break any engagement to be there for that one.

    I’d love to learn to take great photos while drunk – what a valuable skill…

  • http://spaces.msn.com/heartofgold David Nadeau

    Merry Christmas to you too. I really enjoy your blog.

  • http://spaces.msn.com/heartofgold David Nadeau

    Merry Christmas to you too. I really enjoy your blog.

  • http://www.psynixis.com/blog/ Simon Brocklehurst

    Have a great Christmas break!

  • http://www.psynixis.com/blog/ Simon Brocklehurst

    Have a great Christmas break!

  • http://michaeldotnet.blogspot.com/ Michael.NET

    Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays Robert. Your blog and shared items are always a pleasure, hope it keeps going strong in 2007! I’m sure we’ll see shared items popping up between now and the next blog post ;) And if we don’t see you again before hand, Happy New Year!

  • http://michaeldotnet.blogspot.com Michael.NET

    Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays Robert. Your blog and shared items are always a pleasure, hope it keeps going strong in 2007! I’m sure we’ll see shared items popping up between now and the next blog post ;) And if we don’t see you again before hand, Happy New Year!

  • tmv32

    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Robert to you and your family!! I wish I could attend Photowalking #5, but I have to work here in Chicago. I really enjoy your blog and the ScobleShow. Keep it up!

    Take Care
    Tom in Chicago

  • tmv32

    Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Robert to you and your family!! I wish I could attend Photowalking #5, but I have to work here in Chicago. I really enjoy your blog and the ScobleShow. Keep it up!

    Take Care
    Tom in Chicago

  • http://www.bynkii.com/ John C. Welch

    Y’all are quite welcome Robert. Just remember, they aren’t manuals, there’s no prize for reading them fast ;-)

  • http://www.bynkii.com/ John C. Welch

    Y’all are quite welcome Robert. Just remember, they aren’t manuals, there’s no prize for reading them fast ;-)

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  • http://www.grannybuttons.com/ Andrew Denny

    I’ll echo FS Funky. I celebrate Christmas, and I’m religiousless. I’m not ‘atheist’, simply religiousless.

    My Christmas is the one of Charles Dickens. ‘A Christmas Carol’ is the definitive Christmas story, and yet have you noticed that it never once mentions religion or the almighty.

    Merry Christmas, Robert!

  • http://www.grannybuttons.com Andrew Denny

    I’ll echo FS Funky. I celebrate Christmas, and I’m religiousless. I’m not ‘atheist’, simply religiousless.

    My Christmas is the one of Charles Dickens. ‘A Christmas Carol’ is the definitive Christmas story, and yet have you noticed that it never once mentions religion or the almighty.

    Merry Christmas, Robert!

  • http://www.bynkii.com/ John C. Welch

    Yeah…I’m about as christian as Buddha, and I celebrate it.

    I’m actually happier the more secular the holiday gets. Religious wars, both in and out of religion, cause more problems than their supporters will ever fix, so the idea that every so often there’s a holiday that isn’t designed as a “We Rule You Suck” kind of thing is a great idea.

    Christmas…it isn’t just for christians anymore.

  • http://www.bynkii.com/ John C. Welch

    Yeah…I’m about as christian as Buddha, and I celebrate it.

    I’m actually happier the more secular the holiday gets. Religious wars, both in and out of religion, cause more problems than their supporters will ever fix, so the idea that every so often there’s a holiday that isn’t designed as a “We Rule You Suck” kind of thing is a great idea.

    Christmas…it isn’t just for christians anymore.