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February 29, 2004
travelin' again
Tomorrow I board a plane for Chicago. All I want is some time at the Donna villa! Is that too much to ask? Almost all of my stuff is here. Everything but my record collection. That will take a few trucks to haul. While I was unpacking, I found my ticket from Hands Across America! I own too much and I can't throw any of it away.
This evening I went to Best Buy looking for a wireless router. I intended to buy a super G but the salesmen said that I should go with 802 11 B since I only share an Internet connection and not files. This threw me for a loop and so I left the store empty handed. Suggestions, anyone?
Gosh I hope I can find some clothes to pack for my trip. Is anyone else excited about the Natalie Wood bio-flick on ABC tomorrow night? She made some great movies, Love with the Proper Stranger, Sex and the Single Girl, Inside Daisy Clover, etc...
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THEY DO SOUND LIKE PORN TITLES!!!! I didn't even notice! LOL!!!!
Posted by: Donna at March 1, 2004 09:10 PMYes, great movies and classics (not porn!) Loved every one of them. Don't forget she was the little girl in the first "Miracle on 34th Street."
The Super G routers will be the only ones on the shelves soon, especially as prices drop. The salesman was thinking only of a slow internet connection that would waste the bandwidth. So what? Buy it and be done with it.
Glad to hear (above post) how much you really enjoy the Donna Villa! I felt the same way moving into my first house.
I suggest not getting anything from best buy. Look at this website ihatebestbuy.com. Wendy kept a part time job to keep her busy during the down time she was not a contract engineer. She has a hearing disability and they FIRED her for that.... Anyways I got the super G because I wanted to have a little bit of overhead just in case I wanted more to do file sharing. Anyways have a good one .
-Jason
Wow I did not know you liked porn! I never saw this Natalie Wood chick but her movie titles sure sound hot
Posted by: Fred McGriff at March 1, 2004 11:35 AM
