This puzzle appeared in the July 2006 Reader's Digest Each set of three has one thing in common that ends in -s. (ie: Railroad, wild animal, music CE: Tracks) Lets see how many you can name...1. Trombone, Children's playground, Laboratory microscope ( Read more... )

Bryce 5.0 is being offered free on their website until September 6, 2006. I'd never used it before, but since its a $100 or so program, I couldn't resist. Its fun! I wish I could afford the time and money to take a class on it, but for right now I'll settle for fiddling. Examples of what I've managed so far, proof that an amateur has a chance at ( Read more... )

Remember the old anti-drug commercials? I love these.

Brain on Drugs

and

My Anti-Drug

Finally rented Firefly the other day after the recommendations of many many people.

Finished Serenity tonight.

Need more.

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Copy the little thingy below into the comments, then write your own answers. Repost to your own journal if you so wish.1. Name ( Read more... )

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Yay for moving ( Read more... )

1. All writers are incredible egotists. Deep down, we are all certain that we are brilliant and unique special snowflakes, and anyone who doesn't like our stuff is insane or deeply jealous ( Read more... )

There is something special about looking at another person’s books. It’s the first thing I notice about a person’s living room or study, and I can never resist poking about. Sometimes its just a few sad rows of books, neatly lined up and nearly pristine, barely touched at all. Sometimes there are a great many books, all bought with the earnest ( Read more... )