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Folks, I just thought I would give you an update as to what's going on here at Techarati and LoftyWords.

I realize post have been sparse for the last week, even though there has been quite a bit of cell phone news and breaking loft news to write about. Interestingly, I have been writing about cell phones all week, but not for Techarati.

Two weeks ago I accepted a position over at MobileTracker.net with Jon Gales, as the new News Editor, and as you can imagine with 3GSM going full tilt in Barcelona, there has been an inordinate amount of work!

As I ease into my new role, find the virtual bathroom and water cooler, I will develop the time management skills to write for Techarati and LoftyWords again (hey these are my babies, right...).

Happy New Year!

Happy Holidays to all of our readers, posting's will be sparse and intermittent this week as we take a little time off to be with our families.

But while you are here, feel free to peruse our recent posts and archives for articles that you may have missed.

See you all in the new year!

B. Drew Moynihan
Publisher / Technologist
BAM 2 Media

Happy HolidaysChristmas/Chaunakah/Kwanzaa/Whatever!

Hiatus

Update 11/28/2005: You will notice that this post has changed, I added two photo's from the wedding. As everyone can see, it's all legal now........

This was the grooms cake. The kernel of the idea originated with the fact that we met while we both worked for the Austin American-Statesman newspaper. You have no idea how hard it was to find someone to breathe life into this concept using fondant and cake.

Today will be my last post until Monday, November 28th.

I would like to keep writing indefinitely, but my fiancé, whom I will be marrying this Saturday has put her foot squarely down, and asked that I do not work during our wedding and subsequent honeymoon (I know, I don’t get it either…).

Upon my return to this pulpit, you can expect a write up of a new cross-over development "The Belair", going up in South Austin, Texas; an update on the Ford auction in San Antonio; a question and answer session with Ignacio Salas-Humara, updates on the extremely hot Toronto loft market; and an insiders view of the Chicago loft scene.

Stay tuned for a new season of LoftyWords!

Hiatus

Today will be my last post for the AustinMod section of LoftyWords until Monday, November 14th. 

I would like to keep writing indefinitely, but my fiancé, whom I will be marrying this Saturday has put her foot squarely down, and asked that I do not work during our wedding and subsequent honeymoon (I know, I don’t get it either…).

Upon my return to this pulpit, you can expect a write up of a new cross-over development "The Belair", going up on South Congress.

Stay tuned!

An invitation!

At LoftyWords, we always welcome comments from our savy readers, so why not join in on the fun? Publish your best story ideas to our comments section and we might use it for our next post! LoftyWords is always looking for new lofts communities, loft trends, furniture finds, and great artist to complete our personalized spaces.

Developers, you too can comment on your latest development or project. LoftyWords readers are always interested in cutting edge architecture, or reclamation projects.

Posting Resumes...

Post will resume today, after an industrial airplane accident.  It seems this editor left his messenger bag open, at his feet, on the flight to New York, mix in a bit of turbulence, and one soda, and you may be able to extrapolate what happened next.  It is safe to say that the new laptop I was intending to work from in New York, is essentially fried (but the screen has all these pretty colors...).

Now that I am back in Austin, I have a laundry list of posts that will be going up in the next two days.

Stay Tuned!

New York Vacation!

I will be in New York City this weekend and the first part of next week, visiting family, and vacationing with my fiancée. You can still expect daily posts about all things Lofty, as I will be attempting to use my new laptop in a city I am familiar with, yet can still appear foriegn at times. If you have an editorial suggestion regarding Lofts or Urban Living in "The Big Apple", please submitt them to me before Friday, September 23rd, or post a comment below.

Reader Feedback

Last Friday one of my readers in Toronto suggested I create a sub site of Lofty Words dedicated to Urban Gardens. When I heard her idea, I found it rather interesting because I was already thinking about creating a site dedicated to those magical spaces located in the sky, or hidden from view down alleys, or behind loft blocks. So, I ask my readers, what do you think, would you like to read of spaces that bring a little nature back into our urban environment?

Technorati!

Just a quick post to our Technorati Profile!