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Hey all. I haven't been writing much because... well, I guess I've never been top poster here, so most of you probably didn't notice. But the other reason is that I've moved. I was computerless for a week or so, then I've been on dial-up for two more weeks. But Comcast finally got their junk in gear, and I'm back in the wireless broadband fold. So I thought I'd take this opportunity to let you know I'm back, bee-yotches!
Also, I'm no longer in the bosom of Hatrack Central. I've moved from the familiar Wasatch front to the middle of nowhere: Albuquerque, NM. My wife is in pharmacy school, so we'll be here for about four years. Last time I asked, there wasn't another Jatraquero in the entire bleedin' state, so I don't suppose I'll be running into many of you. But, on the plus side, now the foul hand of the 'Rack extends deeper into the southwest. And if anyone needs any kind of gaudy turquoise and hand-beaten silver hookups, I get to be the connection.
Anyway, just saying hello. That's all. As you were.
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Did that post remind anyone else of that beloved song by one of my favorite artists?
"Where the sun is always shining and the air smells like warm root beer/ where the shriners and the lepers play their ukeleles all day long and anyone on the street will gladly shave your back for a nickle/ wacka wacka zulu yeah!"
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You know, that's odd that you should mention it... I wasn't sure that I was so keen on moving down here. But whenever I felt nervous, I just reminded myself that Albuquerque was one of my favorite Wierd Al songs, and one of my favorite Neil Young songs as well. So it can't be all that bad a place.
quote: Well they say that Santa Fe is less than 90 miles away And I got time to roll a number and rent a car Oh, Aaaa-aa-aa-aa-aa-aa-aal-buquerque