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This is a reminder to me to try and make this work somehow. I like the idea of being able to play the music files on my “main” PC from anywhere in the house.  I would especially like to play … Continue reading →

A story about a photograph and so much more. “Silicio knows what it is like to lose a child. The mother of three sons suffered the death of her oldest to a brain tumor when he was 19. ‘It kind … Continue reading →

GOLF HABS GOLF! Dana laments the departure of the Vancouver Canucks from the Stanley Cup Playoffs.  As the Canucks go golfing because their season is over, I can’t wait for the Montreal Canadiens to get down here to beautiful sunny Florida … Continue reading →

Ole Eichhorn points me to the PBS show World in the Balance. The first thing I thought of was the first movie in Godfrey Reggio’s Qatsi trilogy Life out of Balance.  I find it is very interesting to watch people’s reaction to … Continue reading →

Halley points my post over on the Worthwhile blog.  She highlights the part of the Happiness article about the meaningfull life and specifically the difference between pleasurable activity and philanthropic activity.  Makes me think about the things I do as … Continue reading →

“Twelve midsize sedans earned the lowest safety rating from the insurance industry in crash tests designed to show what happens when pickup trucks or sport utility vehicles hit cars in the side.” Somehow this sounds to me like the “Car” … Continue reading →

“People typically record high satisfaction levels in their early twenties. These then fall steadily towards middle age, before troughing at around 42. Most of us then grow steadily happier as we get older, …” From an article on happiness.  I … Continue reading →

It’s good for mothers and daughters to argue. “Daughters get frustrated with their fathers but tend to give them the cold shoulder and ignore them,” The Independent said. I guess there is no hope for a mom/dad like me.

There are many interesting things in this article about young children watching TeeVee. http://thecelebritycafe.com/features/1250.html “The study showed that children, especially young ones, got way too engrossed in the shows, and often became agitated if the shows were turned off.“ I … Continue reading →

We miss you. Cindy 1957-2002