No signs about bridges freezing before roads
Sorry I haven't taken any time to post updates here lately, I've been very busy. I'm trying to finish getting my "How I Sold My Business, A Personal Diary" book fully published online. Hopefully that will be completed soon, but it will most likely be offline most of the day today.
I'm also trying to set up my new Mat-Su Valley Programming and Web Design website. That won't be finished any time soon. And I'm also trying to finish my new web application, which will be available at Sleetmute.com by the end of January.
In the meantime I leave you with today's observation about living in Alaska, which I was reminded of as I slid around the streets of Alaska on New Year's Eve:
In the Lower-48, when you approach a bridge, you'll often see a sign that says "Bridges freeze before roads." In Alaska there are no such signs. It's more like, "It's all frozen, deal with it."
And with that, I'll be going back to work now.
Recent blog posts
- New AlvinAlexander.com website
- Cheap beer, lousy food (Seward, Alaska)
- Flying Wild Alaska - Crabbing
- 49 year old male available for adoption in Alaska
- The Zen Foundation
- My new book: 'You want me to do what? A Survival Guide for New Consultants'
- My new eBook is FREE on Amazon this weekend
- New eBook - How I Sold My Business: A Personal Diary
- Valley Programming now in Boulder, Colorado
- Morning temps in the 30s, and Hatcher Pass Lodge
