I made the 150 mile trek to Nashville early this morning to join Gnomedex friends, Dave Delaney and Marcus Whitney – as well as 50+ other geeks from the Nashville area – for the one-year anniversary of the Nashville Geek Breakfast.
I wasn’t the only one to travel a distance. My new friend, Dave Barger, traveled 3 hours from Memphis. DaveD took this shot of the two of us who traveled the farthest to attend. We must have filled half the restaurant and I turned out to be one of the only event photographers, so I got to meet a bunch of folks. One of the guys really liked my Sanyo Xacti 1010 camera and took a short video (below).
Here’s the photos I took this morning. I’ve also created a public group tag on PeopleBrowsr (Nashville Geeks) that others can add themselves to if using this cool Twitter client. It’s still in alpha, but well worth a look. You can @message an entire group and follow the group’s stream in PeopleBrowsr. Very cool.
I’m going to work on getting a similar monthly breakfast going in Knoxville. It’s a great place to meet local talented people with a common interest in tech. Maybe you should do the same in your area?
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Glad you could join us today, Scott. Good luck with the Knoxville breakfast.
Nice meeting you this morning – thanks for making the trip.
Awesome seeing you again Scott. Keep in touch. I hope to see you in Nashvegas again soon.
Follow this link: http://www.geekbreakfast.org for tips on creating your own geekbreakfast. Cheers.
Cheers,
Dave
Very impressive quality in the still photos from you Sanyo cam. Thanks for making the trip. (The bikes are cool, too!) –PS
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