btw, I got a kick out of seeing you write about Service Merchandise. There used to be one in Johnson City (?) in NYS and growing up, I loved going to the store because I’d play with the papers and pencils, pretending to be doing some important work. I think I got a Cabbage Patch doll from there, too. Thanks for the walk down memory lane.

pearl is already old. get curve. i’m very satisfied with how FAST it’s been (also has built-in wi-fi, which also helps anywhere with a T-mobile wi-fi, like border’s & starbuck’s).

the more i play with other people’s iphones (new and old), the more i realize how that’s essentially a toy phone, and not really written/text communication friendly (takes too long to type on it). so it’s great if you don’t do much text’ing or e-mail, but just browse web, play texas hold’em (graphics on that is phenom!), etc. etc.

an e-mail junkie like me cannot deal with how slow you have to “touch” each letter screen on iphone.

I raised that in my sermon on Sunday. The limits of Torah on the human heart. Sermon is on my Blog.

NOT!

go canada!

~oh canada~

Thanks Peter.