As Christmas season is coming and presents galore its time to think of presents. So what better than presents than the most dangerous ones.
World Against Toys Causing Harm has a llist of the 10 worst toys that they consider dangerous. So far my favorite isKickaroos Anti-Grav Boots. I dont know about you but that is cool.
As Christmas season is coming and presents galore its time to think of presents. So what better than presents than the most dangerous ones.
World Against Toys Causing Harm has a llist of the 10 worst toys that they consider dangerous. So far my favorite isKickaroos Anti-Grav Boots. I dont know about you but that is cool.
As Christmas season is coming and presents galore its time to think of presents. So what better than presents than the most dangerous ones.
World Against Toys Causing Harm has a llist of the 10 worst toys that they consider dangerous. So far my favorite isKickaroos Anti-Grav Boots. I dont know about you but that is cool.
Wanted to listen to this album yesterday but got sidetracked with leaving for work totally missed out on getting it. Frank Sinatra – Come Fly With Me.
I call this the honey moon album for every song on here is about a different country/city and about love. The title song alone just sets the whole base and feeling of taking your loved one and flying away to some far off place just to expereince it together. He just takes you on a whirlwind adventure form Paris to Mandaly, artificial
and the Island of Capri and even Vermont.
Frank Sinatra – Come Fly With Me
As Christmas season is coming and presents galore its time to think of presents. So what better than presents than the most dangerous ones.
World Against Toys Causing Harm has a llist of the 10 worst toys that they consider dangerous. So far my favorite isKickaroos Anti-Grav Boots. I dont know about you but that is cool.
As Christmas season is coming and presents galore its time to think of presents. So what better than presents than the most dangerous ones.
World Against Toys Causing Harm has a llist of the 10 worst toys that they consider dangerous. So far my favorite isKickaroos Anti-Grav Boots. I dont know about you but that is cool.
Wanted to listen to this album yesterday but got sidetracked with leaving for work totally missed out on getting it. Frank Sinatra – Come Fly With Me.
I call this the honey moon album for every song on here is about a different country/city and about love. The title song alone just sets the whole base and feeling of taking your loved one and flying away to some far off place just to expereince it together. He just takes you on a whirlwind adventure form Paris to Mandaly, artificial
and the Island of Capri and even Vermont.
Frank Sinatra – Come Fly With Me
Just recently someone told me about writing notes on your books. To me this was a big “no no” since I was taught by that books are to be cherished, impotent read and respected. So that the next person down the line can enjoy them and appreciate the book. It took a big mind duck for me to actually write in a book and underline passages and points, but I finally did it.
I rebelled against 20 years of thought programming and it felt good. I enjoyed doing it, it made it fun and more than that I made notes for future reference and ideas that I want to look at later.
So just when I want to write about it and say how cool it is someone already did:
Lifehack Your Books: Dogear, Writing In Books, and Apologizing to Librarians. The only issue I have with this is the dog ears part. I dont know if I can actually do that. I’ve trained myself over the years to memorize where I left off either my remembering page number, or location.
I’m with you on the dog-earing. If I lose my place I just flip through and scan snippets till I find it. It’s like the reader’s version of the first few minutes of a t.v. show where they give you the gist from previous episodes! ;-)
As for writing in books? I do some, I’m not fanatical either way. BUT! When buying text books? I ALWAYS try to buy used books and peruse for the one with the most ‘intelligent’ margin notes. It’s a bonus, like having your own tutor with you all the time. :-)
Writing in your own textbooks is ok but never on borrowed library books. My pet peeve is to borrow a book from the library and find someone has underlined passages and made all sorts of notes.
Yeah libary books should be protected, but they sucked us in to the idea of protecting all books even ours.
I’ve always marked my books, though never with anything permanent, recently I have relegated all the note-taking to my trusty moleskine. Not only does it offer a bigger thought canvas, but you are also able to go through notes more efficiently.
cheers.