The Blog (and I) Take a Two-Week Vacation
September 12, 2009 2 Comments
Off to Greece: Athens, Santorini, Crete. See you when I get back.
Filed under geek Tagged with crete, greece, vacation, wedding anniversary
VP of Product for Spigit (http://spigit.com). Father of two young 'uns who misses running marathons. San Francisco, CA.
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awww! i love Greece! Athens captured my heart.