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Bob Mould happens this weekend. He just happens. John is going to see him tonight. And, tomorrow he will come down here and he David and I will see him in LA. I am looking forward to it. From what I understand, the last time I saw him he wasn't at his best. And, I thought he was great. So, I look forward to what his best is like.
I started the Time Traveler's Wife and I am liking it so far. It's a much longer book than I am used to. I am glad to get it started so early this time. My track record on book club books thus far has been to read them the night before It's a pretty interesting idea, and I like what she has done with the characters so far. Plus. Time Travel = keen
I am coming up on the time when my paid account comes due. I love being able to do polls and having lots of pictures, and I actually use the livejournal.com email address. But, other than that I don't see much reason to reup my subscription. I used to do it, because I felt like it was a contribution to a cool community. But, now that it's owned by a bigger company I feel less enthused to go through with the purchase. We'll see.
Oh man. OpenOffice.org is pretty cool. It's a free alternative to Microsoft Office. I have never been a big Office fan, but nothing else was really out there. I am glad I found open office. Has anyone else tried it out?
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I started the Time Traveler's Wife and I am liking it so far. It's a much longer book than I am used to. I am glad to get it started so early this time. My track record on book club books thus far has been to read them the night before It's a pretty interesting idea, and I like what she has done with the characters so far. Plus. Time Travel = keen
I am coming up on the time when my paid account comes due. I love being able to do polls and having lots of pictures, and I actually use the livejournal.com email address. But, other than that I don't see much reason to reup my subscription. I used to do it, because I felt like it was a contribution to a cool community. But, now that it's owned by a bigger company I feel less enthused to go through with the purchase. We'll see.
Oh man. OpenOffice.org is pretty cool. It's a free alternative to Microsoft Office. I have never been a big Office fan, but nothing else was really out there. I am glad I found open office. Has anyone else tried it out?
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I haven't played with the MSOffice compatibilty that much. So, I don't know if they have improved in that area.
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