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toliverWhat's with LJ? It is a little better today but it has been taking forever to load. I don't like it.
Everyone has been asking me if I'm going to buy an iPad (it's because I'm such a Mac fan) and the answer is not yet. If I traveled a lot, I'd get one but I don't and my online life has shrunk a great deal. My fault.
Just read Bangkok Eight by John Burdett and it is excellent. How nice to find a new series to dive into about an area of the world (Thailand) and an industry (sex) that I know next to nothing about. I'll follow the mystery by one set in Athens. I'm armchair traveling this spring.
If anyone has must-have suggestions for new mothers and babies, please pass them along. I spent the weekend looking at baby stuff - we all did - and realizing how long it has been since I had much to do with babies. I don't know what is considered a necessity anymore. When I was having babies, swings with wind up handles were something I couldn't have lived without. Has anything replaced it?
Everyone has been asking me if I'm going to buy an iPad (it's because I'm such a Mac fan) and the answer is not yet. If I traveled a lot, I'd get one but I don't and my online life has shrunk a great deal. My fault.
Just read Bangkok Eight by John Burdett and it is excellent. How nice to find a new series to dive into about an area of the world (Thailand) and an industry (sex) that I know next to nothing about. I'll follow the mystery by one set in Athens. I'm armchair traveling this spring.
If anyone has must-have suggestions for new mothers and babies, please pass them along. I spent the weekend looking at baby stuff - we all did - and realizing how long it has been since I had much to do with babies. I don't know what is considered a necessity anymore. When I was having babies, swings with wind up handles were something I couldn't have lived without. Has anything replaced it?