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Ironically, I would very happily "cut the cord" - although I will confess that I too would miss Divine Design. I watch very little TV and would by far prefer to spend the time sharing dessert at the Cheesecake Factory with a good friend or reading a…
September 22, 2009
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Since five children and four televisions have entered our home over the last eight years we have decided to cut the cord that I may find most difficult. The cord I am referring to is the cable cord that feeds our television the much needed nutrients…
September 1, 2009

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Cutting the Cable Cord... But Not Just Yet

Since five children and four televisions have entered our home over the last eight years we have decided to cut the cord that I may find most difficult. The cord I am referring to is the cable cord that feeds our television the much needed nutrients of content (100s of channels).

Let me indulge myself with a little reminiscing from the good old days of TV time with the family. I grew up watching television with my mom, dad and brother. It was an event each night that we all looked forward to, s… Continue

Posted on September 1, 2009 at 8:30pm — 1 Comment

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New Sony Under-Cabinet Radio

I represent your typical low tech everyday person. I am a busy mom with little down time to play with high tech toys. My newest technology is a Sony radio/CD player that is attached underneath my kitchen cabinet. We are all enjoying listening to the radio and CDs in the kitchen. A great feature is the docking station for an iPdod. While this radio seems so basic and simple by today's standards of technology, I am thrilled by this simple offering because it doesn't clutter my kitchen counter. It'… Continue

Posted on January 18, 2009 at 2:30pm —

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Me and my cell phone

My cell phone is a wonderful gadget with so much hidden potential. The truth is, though, I only know how to make calls. I don't even have phone numbers programmed into it! The good news is I have a great memory for numbers so if I've called you once chances are I can remember your number. I guess my phone is a camera too but only by chance have a snapped a shot of my kids when I've managed to hit the "take picture button". I feel as if I'm confessing some embarrassing secret but I just am not a… Continue

Posted on January 18, 2008 at 2:34pm — 1 Comment

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