Bonddad is doing something new and unique -- I am taking a vacation. This is the first vacation I have taken in, well, a really long time. Between a law practice, graduate school, blogging, family commitments and getting married in May I am pretty tired and need to recharge my batteries for the Spring.
Where am I going? That's is ultra-top secret. I can tell you it involves sunshine, tanning lotion and the company of the future Mr$. Bonddad. We are going somewhere near the equator.
Over the last week -- thanks in no part to me but an incredibly chaotic market -- readership has jumped. So this vacation comes at a rather inopportune time for the blog. For those of you who are new I would ask that if you like this blog to please come back when I return, fully charged and ready to deal with the insanity of the markets again.
For those of you who need an economics/market fix, I would recommend all of the links on the right side of my blog. I read them everyday and find them all useful and informative.
So, I will return again a week from Monday, where I will probably start with charts and graphs (what else?) of the previous week.
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26 comments:
Oh, I wish I was you!! Enjoy it all, hope the food is good, and remember your suntan lotion!! Maybe get massages if not too too expensive for both of you. From a faithful reader.
I met your lovely lady when I met you at YK. Have a great picture of you and me, my most treasured picture from the convention... You two have a great time.
For you new readers, The Big Picture (see link) is a great blog. But none of those links have as good of a daily analysis of what happened in ther market. IMHO. So, I will MISS by daily Bonddad fix.
Grandma Jo
Have a great time! Damned if I don't forget and click here anyway. I need my bonddad fix man!
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Abandoning the helm just when things are getting exciting? You're gonna be sorry! Just go enjoy your vacation, but don't come back complaining about your sunburn.
have a great vacation, Bonddad. i see that it's much needed.
Have fun, but remember that the more sun you get, the sooner you get skin cancer. And for any readers wanting a less-technical but still savvy take on the meaning of all things economic, I'd recommend Mish's blog on those links. It's rather doom-and-gloom, which is why I like it. But then, I'm the kind of guy who sees a sunny day and thinks of cancer...
I hope your enjoy your vacation. Have fun! You deserve it.
Enjoy your vacation! I followed you from DKos and appreciate your blogging. Great education for a stay at home mom.
hey are you coming over to Singapore for a vacation + your new start up? if you are you may contact me at: whitesnowolf@hotmail.com
enjoy your hoildays:P
Hey Bonddad, have a super vacation wherever in the world you may be. Hopefully you are in one of those amazing small resorts where they don't have tv..
Read a great book and may you and the lucky Mrs.Bonddad wash away the grime of the past few political years on the lovely sand of a beautiful beach.
Love your Blogs..
I hope you have a great vacation
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P.s Make sure you dont spend all your money have enough to invest
Hey, Bonddad...
I know you'd NEVER read this comment while you're on vacation, but just in case you do...
How about posting an Open Thread on your blog for all of us junkies going through withdrawal?
That way, we can at least engage each other as the markets continue to melt down.
Enjoy your vacation, nevertheless!
Have fun. Don't think about us waiting here for a bondad post.
I may miss you so much that I'm forced to chart something. HA!
Enjoy the sun! ac
Quitter!!
Just kidding. Enjoy your break!!
Relax, reinvigorate, recharge the batteries. Have a great time! Looking forward to your insights when you return. Or, just elope, stay on your tropical beach together, have the dogs shipped to you, and forget about it all!
You have been a great read, but most especially these last couple of weeks. You're very clear and right on point.
I've been following several market watchers during the latest bump in the market - and your opinions are right there with the best of them.
You deserve some time off ... I just hope the markets are in one piece when you come back.
(sigh) Ah, that's right ... he's off on a well-deserved vacation. Maybe more coffee will help me through my withdrawal ... ;-)
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