TechMonkey officially apologies for the problem (and the delay in getting the art pages working). Hopefully soon!

I would like to say that these were super-the-nummies 🙂

[…] the euphoria of my first pasta making success I experimented with making ravioli. Now, because of my out-of-wack digestive system, I had to begin […]

It’s so cool being able to see at least something that Kidlet is doing off in the hinterlands of Yankee-dom. Now if we could only get the video of Force play posted! 🙂

I loved this – nothing like the blindingly obvious to make the point, eh? Sadly, we could solve a lot of the world’s problems with this sort of advice. “Mr. President, if you feel like invading a country for no terribly good reason, maybe you should count to 10 and work on your coloring books for a bit.”

Not that it’s likely to bring you much traffic! *lol* I appreciate the opportunity to listen to articulate feminists as it helps me to live a more considered feminist life.

Back to lurk mode.

Hi WeatherGirl! Thanks for the link. One of the things I love about these cross-blog conversations is the new blogs I discover in the process. I think your last paragraph, especially, is spot-on.

(from a slightly-chilly but humid 12C evening.)

Berg, in my opinion, did not better than anyone else. He felt ashamed to admit the relationship with Hanna, and even to visit her when she got in the prison. Hanna is so sensitive, she felt his constraint when she holded him, so everything became chinchin, not communication. She knew Berg didn’t have the courage to face her or the past.

So strong was her self-contemptuous that she could never accept the pity of the “Kid”. Her ending was not a choice, it was an ending.

The special effect are really good but overall the film is very poor

It’s definitely worth your time.

Go girl on the Mandarin lessons! That’s so cool.