http://amarez.com/2009/07/19/leaving-my-california/ Computer games, Business School, work, tech, IT, the California Coast, and whatever "feels like home". Thu, 10 Jun 2010 12:16:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ http://amarez.com/2009/07/19/leaving-my-california/#comment-215 Vincent Thu, 10 Jun 2010 12:16:26 +0000 http://amarez.com/?p=811#comment-215 Even though I'm not Californian, I know exactly what you mean! Can't wait to go back, for sure.. Even though I’m not Californian, I know exactly what you mean! Can’t wait to go back, for sure..

]]> http://amarez.com/2009/07/19/leaving-my-california/#comment-178 My Journey, California to Pennsylvania, July 2009. Part 2 of 3, Santa Fe to Oklahoma « Amarez – mszv – feels like home Sun, 06 Dec 2009 02:15:37 +0000 http://amarez.com/?p=811#comment-178 [...] tech, the quality of the light, good weather « Amarez – mszv – feels like home on Leaving My Californiaamarez on Where I live now – the Creek and the PoolJerle on Where I live now – the Creek [...] [...] tech, the quality of the light, good weather « Amarez – mszv – feels like home on Leaving My Californiaamarez on Where I live now – the Creek and the PoolJerle on Where I live now – the Creek [...]

]]> http://amarez.com/2009/07/19/leaving-my-california/#comment-141 On being optimistic, tech, the quality of the light, good weather « Amarez – mszv – feels like home Mon, 19 Oct 2009 00:56:05 +0000 http://amarez.com/?p=811#comment-141 [...] Then there’s the quality of the light, and good weather. In my admittedly limited experience the people from my life in California were more optimistic than not about the future. Since tech (and at the time a better economy) is threaded all through my time in California, I can’t separate out the tech optimism and the better economy from the optimism that comes with the wonderfulness of California. I like to think that being in the land of amazing natural light, low humidity, outdoor natural beauty and outdoor comfort – it makes you a happier and more optimistic person. I like to think that the Pacific Ocean and a Mediterranean climate make a person happy. I have absolutely no idea if this is so. Perhaps I would like it to be so, or perhaps that’s just how it was with me. California brought me a life of promise and a life of wonder, though of course there was also the not great stuff that we all have in our lives. You can read my blog post to see what I thought about California – http://amarez.com/2009/07/19/leaving-my-california/ [...] [...] Then there’s the quality of the light, and good weather. In my admittedly limited experience the people from my life in California were more optimistic than not about the future. Since tech (and at the time a better economy) is threaded all through my time in California, I can’t separate out the tech optimism and the better economy from the optimism that comes with the wonderfulness of California. I like to think that being in the land of amazing natural light, low humidity, outdoor natural beauty and outdoor comfort – it makes you a happier and more optimistic person. I like to think that the Pacific Ocean and a Mediterranean climate make a person happy. I have absolutely no idea if this is so. Perhaps I would like it to be so, or perhaps that’s just how it was with me. California brought me a life of promise and a life of wonder, though of course there was also the not great stuff that we all have in our lives. You can read my blog post to see what I thought about California – http://amarez.com/2009/07/19/leaving-my-california/ [...]

]]> http://amarez.com/2009/07/19/leaving-my-california/#comment-111 Janet Fri, 24 Jul 2009 04:26:04 +0000 http://amarez.com/?p=811#comment-111 How uplifting to read something in praise of California. As a fellow Californian ( Southern branch), I get tired of all the complaints from within and criticism from without. A place can't love you, but it can be better off with people who appreciate it . How uplifting to read something in praise of California. As a fellow Californian ( Southern branch), I get tired of all the complaints from within and criticism from without. A place can’t love you, but it can be better off with people who appreciate it .

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