Leaving my Mark on the world.: New York and Virginia

Monday, October 19, 2009

New York and Virginia

I spent last week in New York at a satellite conference. Lots of good food, and I got to see Times Square, the Statue of Liberty, Ground Zero, Wall Street, and the Federal Building where George Washington was sworn in as President of the US. It was really fun.

This week I am in Virginia doing some training on one of our satellite products. Lots of good food and an amazing hotel.

Although it is fun to do some traveling, I would rather be home with my wife and kids.

1 comment:

Amy said...: Enjoy your time away. Sometimes its nice to have a break! We miss you but you'll be home soon :D; October 20, 2009 at 9:36 AM

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