To: Bash
From: Crecente

It's oddly unsettling to be working in a big office filled with people you know by AIM and site but not voice or sight. Today I made my way to Gawker's new office, walking down the side streets of China Town and up three flights of steel stairs to confront a room of brick ceiling and oppressive natural lighting. The place is actually pretty neat looking, trendy even, but I think I'd take my slightly broken office chair, nearby hamster and view of the mountains over this any day.

The walking commute was nice though. Do you ever miss a daily commute on your way from bed to desk under the same roof?

I spoke with the folks here about long-term goals for the site, and even kicked around some interesting book ideas. More on that later.

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