I'm actually very glad that part of my childhood didn't have a lot of technology in it. I'm very glad that I got to gradually immerse myself in technology instead of growing up with it.

@TheTeofTea: I have a B.S. in Computer Science. I deliberately chose to follow a path that wasn't very technical (coding, engineering, etc).

@Glitterbug (likes life shaken, not stirred): Is Kristina not an acceptable spelling?

@BrianDoh: I absolutely loved Kristin Chenoweth. I absolutely love that she has her own views and some do not definitely go with what we believe devout Christians are supposed to be believe.

@PetiteGal: Are there any for the younger set? Whenever I go to a department store, the petite sections are usually filled with clothing that are normally for much older than I.

@BlueLilly: Early puberty did me no favors. I got boobs in elementary school (which I was very embarassed about), but they're no where near "porn" level now.

@radiograph: I never know if it's my height (5'1.5") or the fact I'm Asian, but people are always assuming my age to be everything but my real age.

I was the tall kid in elementary school, but stopped growing. And then I became the short kid. Honestly, the short jokes got really tired. Taller friends "patting" my head.

@thebootyfaerie: I'm 28, and I still think those cars are cool. Even though I have my very own real car and have driven for 10+ years.

@TreborG2: Really. The Woodbridge one is out of the way for me, but I do shop there at the outlet mall occasionally. It's a much better deal than the other gas stations. (Maybe because there's a competing Sam's Club nearby.)

I have a very irrational fear of being a stay-at-home mom. It's those stories of a man leaving his wife of 20-so years and the wife realizing she is no longer marketable and able to support herself and her children.

@honeybrown1976: I thought my very "ethnic" name was very unique. Until I grew up and found several people with the same first and middle name as I. A few with the exact same name as I. Not as fun.

I now want to buy two copies of each book to donate to that library.

@quatrevingtquatre: I love your mom.

Hopefully Mr. Bookman will be on the job soon to stop the thief.

@made_line: I just recently tried them. Good stuff.

@Gumbina80: Don't forget the skin! (Yes, fat is delicious. But I can only take so much.)

@imaginaryheroine: Have you thought about a nice lace slip under it to elongate the skirt? (I'm short, so I rarely have this problem. But I just purchased a mini-skirt that is just a little short on my short-self. Beige slip=coverage.)

@imaginaryheroine: What do you usually wear on the bottom? Wide-width pants, skirts? I've discovered the wonderful world of tights this winter. If you're self-conscious about your legs like I was, I purchased some nice ones with a diagnal stripe pattern.

@AmosTrue: I find that overseasoning has gone out of control. We've gotten used to fast food and convenience foods being oversalted (perhaps to mask inferior ingredients) that we know expect it in homecooked foods.