An Age of Magic

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It seems as thought there is a new magic potion hitting the shelves every week now which promises to take anything from five to twenty years off your face, and of course women in their droves rush to buy it. Sadly just as many end up disappointed.

Just recently we had a baby nappy lotion which was said to smooth the face and did brisk business for a few days before it pertered out; before that there was that stuff which resembled egg white which formed a film on the face and cost over eighty dollars. So popular that it sold for hundreds on Ebay. Let me advise you. If you want to buy an anti wrinkle cream and want to find out which one will work and which one will simply empty your wallet then follow that link and read the reviews first.

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Keeping the kids happy

Last Xmas we finally gave in to our kids requests and bought them each one of those hand-held game consoles. Now, as they are young we were glad to see that there was a range of games to suit their age and they have played happily with them since then. But it was a good decision to buy two though.

They are now the second generation of ‘gamers’ in the family; I bought the very first nintendo that came out and had a lot of fun with it. Personally I reckon that the original format was the best and have a genuine affection for the first Mario and Zelda that appeared - primitive now as they may seem

Now my own kids have the benefit of how technology has moved on in the gaming world; my eldest have the xbox 360 and, even though it all seems too complicated for me, it looks like a lot of fun.

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Bits and pieces

One of things that really confuses me is the technology behind these things we called computers. We turn them on and just take it for granted that they will work and when they don’t…

Funny how we have all come to depend so readily and heavily on them isn’t it? we need them for business - what business does not use a computer these days? - we use them at home for communicating with friends and family. Mostly they are good but sometimes they have their dark side. Especially where our kids are concerned.

Anyway, should you need to upgrade or service your computer maybe your technician will suggest a new Cat5e Keystone jack . And I’ll bet, like me, you wont have the foggiest what he/she is talking about. But one thing is for sure…your PC wont work without one!

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