Starting on Monday, I’ll be on the road moving to Dallas, and I probably won’t be able to put up any new posts until next Thursday. I’ll do my best to keep approving comments as often as possible in the evenings, but it might take a while for some of your comments to appear. Normal blogging should resume sometime late next week.
Moving to Dallas
Posted in miscellaneous, personal.
14 Responses to Moving to Dallas
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krakow says:
Dallas? Texas? Hmmmmm. Bears vs Cowboys Oct. 1.
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Rod Dreher says:
Good on ya! Find your way to The Old Monk as fast as you can!
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Welcome! I don’t suppose anyone has mentioned the heat. Then again, the other three seasons are nice.
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SteveM says:
I suppose the one good thing about moving to Dallas is that it’s not Houston…
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Daniel, glad to hear you’re joining the ranks of Texans! I’m in Houston, so let me know if you ever head our way and feel like a beer.
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KsMiami says:
Take care Daniel – looking forward to your irascible insights on the Mitt Romney (disaster in the making) trip around the world -
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SC Birdflyte says:
Dallas is OK, but Ft. Worth is better if you want a down-to-earth good time. Hurray for Cowtown!
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el_longhorn says:
Dallas, huh? My sincere condolences. My favorite line about Dallas is that it has more $30,000 a year millionaires than any other city in the world…
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perry mason says:
Well I am a liberal, what do you have to say to that?
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Rawls says:
Welcome to Dallas! I second the Old Monk recommendation. You can usually find a good conversation at The Dubliner as well. Shoot me an email if you want to have a few pints.
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Irenist says:
Welcome to Dallas! Glad you’ll be here.
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Barry says:
Good luck with your move.
If you need some water, just let me know
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James says:
Welcome to Big D! You’ll love it here. Make sure you go to some Dallas Stars games.
Good luck with the move, Daniel. Dallas in August can be pretty brutal, though. I live about 100 miles east of there.