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Randomness

by nycgadgetgirl on April 10, 2008 · 7 comments

in productivity,recommendations

(1) If you don’t have a Gravatar account yet… GEEEEZ! Go get one already. (2) I keep my [massive and complex] to do lists in a mindmap at mindomo.com (which ROCKS, btw) but I’m not always at my computer to add things to it. I often remember to do items while I am out walking  [click to continue reading...]

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Hell’s Kitchen Flea Market

by nycgadgetgirl on November 12, 2006 · 4 comments

in Life In NYC (and JC),recommendations

Handmade Bench

If you live in the city and you don’t go to the flea market, you don’t know what you are missing. You really should check it out. First, there is Chuck. He makes benches, stools, and desks from reclaimed wood and they are incredible. I bought one – custom made to the size I needed  [click to continue reading...]

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I’m writing a silly post because I’ve been very emotional about Snickers the last few days. I’ve realized he’s really my “heart dog” (a phrase I found ridiculous until recently, btw) and I can’t bear the thought of what I’ll do without him when eventually leaves me. Tonight, a friend sent an email to Shiba-L  [click to continue reading...]

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Gravatars Are Fun

by nycgadgetgirl on March 29, 2006 · 9 comments

in bloglicious,recommendations

I’ve been afraid to post anything new today because I don’t want to take away from the fabulous discussion that’s been going on in my last post. Therefore, here’s a quickie… 1) Gravatars are cool. Everyone should go get one. 2) Now go read my last post and add your two cents if you haven’t  [click to continue reading...]

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Bones Would Rain from the Sky

by nycgadgetgirl on January 8, 2006 · 1 comment

in Dogs,recommendations

While researching dog food for Snickers a few months ago, I ran across Flying Dog Press. The site belongs to a dog trainer (who, according to my sister, is quite well known, but I didn’t know that at the time). The trainer, Suzanne Clothier, wrote a book which was featured on the website. It sounded  [click to continue reading...]

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Wow. That was wonderful. My mini me and I just got home from seeing A Soldier’s Play at Second Stage. All I can say is that it was just wonderful. Everyone in it was fabulous. The audience was so caught up in it that you could hear collective sighs, gasps, and clucks at all the  [click to continue reading...]

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