I've been trying to get ahead on my Christmas gifts, and I recently placed an order with Amazon to get a bunch of things all at once.
When they came in, I proceeded to wrap them. I started out with a certain methodology for wrapping, but as I ran out of paper, I just used what I had left.
Saturday was a busy day for us -- Two Christmas parties and a ride on the Christmas train.
We went to West Chester to meet Mom and Nana to try out this Santa Express. It's a special train ride that is offered by the West Chester Rail Road during the holiday season. We didn't really know what exactly to expect, but we knew that the train would ride to a station in Glen Mills, then just come back on the same track. I don't really know where Glen Mills is, so it's all new to me.
Things are shaping up well this week. After all of the turbulence with the computer assembly, they have finally arrived.
I noted that the Fedex guy had stopped with the delivery when I was about to leave work to go home for lunch, so I got a little excited about that. But there really wasn't any time when I was home to do much of anything with the computers.
I posted a comment over at Bud’s blog concerning some stuff that had been said about Wawa, convenience stores, the environment and President Shrub… er, Bush. You should read it and voice your opinions.
Sony has developed a new lens that takes panoramic pictures (all 360 degrees) with one press of the shutter release. You point the camera towards the sky, and it shoots out the sides, creating a ring-like image that can be rectangularized in a PC.http://www.sony.net/Products/SC-HP/cx_news/vol34/featuring2.html