What Are You Doing Right Now
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He can never get away from me Muwahaha!
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Working on plans to go to Scotland in July after our wedding. Going to see the ancestral homestead. Also trying to figure out if my gateway is overloaded... but Meraki doesn't really give any of those stats, this is probably the fifth time I've regretted purchasing this device.
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@nadnerB said:
Well, that's just cool
lol, @scottalanmiller , you are still one of the minions inspite of being thousands of km's away
I've always been far away.
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@coliver said:
Working on plans to go to Scotland in July after our wedding. Going to see the ancestral homestead. Also trying to figure out if my gateway is overloaded... but Meraki doesn't really give any of those stats, this is probably the fifth time I've regretted purchasing this device.
Where in Scotland do you plan to stay?
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@scottalanmiller said:
@nadnerB said:
Well, that's just cool
lol, @scottalanmiller , you are still one of the minions inspite of being thousands of km's awayI've always been far away.
yes, but you haven't been an Atlantic Ocean away
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@scottalanmiller said:
@coliver said:
Working on plans to go to Scotland in July after our wedding. Going to see the ancestral homestead. Also trying to figure out if my gateway is overloaded... but Meraki doesn't really give any of those stats, this is probably the fifth time I've regretted purchasing this device.
Where in Scotland do you plan to stay?
Not sure yet, we are there for 5 days and probably going to be driving quite a bit of it. Flying into Edinburgh and venturing out from there. I've got a travel guide I need to read through still to get an idea.
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@nadnerB said:
yes, but you haven't been an Atlantic Ocean away
I've worked from Europe for extended periods before. Nothing new there. And working from Texas is like being an ocean away, it's nearly as far as the UK from NY.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@nadnerB said:
yes, but you haven't been an Atlantic Ocean away
I've worked from Europe for extended periods before. Nothing new there. And working from Texas is like being an ocean away, it's nearly as far as the UK from NY.
Umm Yeah but I can get to TX from here, easily without flying. Visiting you in Spain is probably not going to happen.
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@coliver said:
Not sure yet, we are there for 5 days and probably going to be driving quite a bit of it. Flying into Edinburgh and venturing out from there. I've got a travel guide I need to read through still to get an idea.
You going to attempt driving there?
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I really do hate to fly so not going to do it unless I really need to.
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I would love that. That I might try. I have flown internationally and in the states many times and just really hate to fly (not afraid of it or anything) just hate dealing with the whole thing.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@coliver said:
Not sure yet, we are there for 5 days and probably going to be driving quite a bit of it. Flying into Edinburgh and venturing out from there. I've got a travel guide I need to read through still to get an idea.
You going to attempt driving there?
Yep, probably one of things I am looking forward to actually, going to take some getting used to for sure. We are also going to try and get a suite in a castle somewhere, the fiance is working on that. My family is also going (parents and sisters) so it will be part family vacation, part honeymoon.
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@Minion-Queen
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@coliver said:
Yep, probably one of things I am looking forward to actually, going to take some getting used to for sure. We are also going to try and get a suite in a castle somewhere, the fiance is working on that. My family is also going (parents and sisters) so it will be part family vacation, part honeymoon.
I happily drive on the continent but not in the UK.
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I do take the train some between here and NYC. But I love to drive. So do that mostly. We driver from here to Austin every year for SpiceWorld and just TX in general usually 3 or 4 times a year total. We also do the NYC/Philly trip a few times a year. We just like the road trips. It helps that I get to work with my husband and he goes with me 99% of the time
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@Minion-Queen said:
I do take the train some between here and NYC. But I love to drive. So do that mostly. We driver from here to Austin every year for SpiceWorld and just TX in general usually 3 or 4 times a year total. We also do the NYC/Philly trip a few times a year. We just like the road trips. It helps that I get to work with my husband and he goes with me 99% of the time
At least there is stuff to see for most of your road trips.
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@scottalanmiller said:
I happily drive on the continent but not in the UK.
Yeah, I'm not a fan of driving in the UK. The scariest place I've ever driven was Manhattan though. If I left more than a 12 inch gap between my car and the car in front, someone would try and overtake.
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@Carnival-Boy said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I happily drive on the continent but not in the UK.
Yeah, I'm not a fan of driving in the UK. The scariest place I've ever driven was Manhattan though. If I left more than a 12 inch gap between my car and the car in front, someone would try and overtake.
Is there a lot of road rage?
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@nadnerB said:
@Carnival-Boy said:
@scottalanmiller said:
I happily drive on the continent but not in the UK.
Yeah, I'm not a fan of driving in the UK. The scariest place I've ever driven was Manhattan though. If I left more than a 12 inch gap between my car and the car in front, someone would try and overtake.
Is there a lot of road rage?
No, Manhattan drivers are actually very good. But people drive close, extremely fast, have little tolerance for you not knowing what you are doing and there is heavy congestion. @pchiodo loves driving NYC.
