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By: Christine

Christine — Tue, 26 Jun 2007 04:44:06 +0000

“In twenty years he will have replaced the Game Boy with something that has a QWERTY keyboard…I only hope it’s as much fun as killing bad guys.”

Uhm, they don’t normally replace them. They tend to just add to the collection. Mike likes to take his PSP with him when he travels – very handy on the plane!

By: Denice

Denice — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 01:07:59 +0000

Think Timmy is sooo cute–love his glasses!

By: Ellen

Ellen — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 17:10:53 +0000

Ah, terriers. As the formerly owned by a JRT (She died this year at 17), I know the terriers. Loveable, cute, more stubborn than anything put on earth with enough energy to power the sun. She was an outrageous hunter and tackled anything. At 13 she had to be stitched up by the vet because she wouldn’t back down from a raccoon (she was under 12 pounds – raccoons will frighten off hunting dogs). If she had been a couple years younger, she would have won. Sounds like we encouraged this behavior. I assure you this was not the case. She lived on 8 acres and patrolled them vigorously.

We also lost another dog to old age this past year. Six months later on the iciest day of the year my husband announced we were ready. So, off we went to the nearest no kill shelter. I was in tears after the first room of dogs. My DH soldiered on and stood in front of a terrier cage (the terrier was rolling over on his back waving his paws and beaming at us) and wanted *that* one. I looked at him and said, but you told me no terriers. He scoffed. We took Sparky and have cats who are pounced on, lots of exercise and sparkling eyes.

By: s t a c i

s t a c i — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 15:54:46 +0000

I have a couple of responses here…

regarding knitting on planes: Before I left for my trip, I went to http://www.tsa.gov to check out the latest rules on knitting needles on planes. Currently, any knitting or crochet is allowed. I flew with my super-pointy KnitPicks metal needles, no prob.

And regarding the daylight here in Alaska: Today is the longest day of the year, so there really isn’t much darkness. In my bedroom here at my sister’s house, there is no bedside lamp. I was kind of frustrated thinking that I was going to have to get up and turn off the overhead lamp once I was finished reading in bed, until I realized that I didn’t need any artificial light to read. It was 11:30 at night.

S t a c i

By: Lisa L

Lisa L — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 15:51:37 +0000

I too have a Gameboy child. She’s 13 now, so it’s not quite intense as it used to be, but when a new game comes out, that’s all she wants to do! And I get lots of errands done with no complaints!

By: Cassie

Cassie — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:12:28 +0000

I’d never really thought about Gameboys as the training ground for Crackberry’s but I can see the connection. Interesting hypothesis … I’ll have to find out if there’s research on that and get back to you.

Just to respond to the flying questions, I’ve taken knitting on the plane several times this summer and I haven’t had any problems with security (or flight attendents). I’ve taken size 1 metal addis and my knit picks needles on and there haven’t been any questions (except from incredulous passengers seated next to me – I think they thought I might stab them). I just always make sure to have actual knitting on the needles. TSA officially says that they’re allowed, but it’s at the “discretion of the screener” and wooden needles are recommended.

By: wendee

wendee — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:06:13 +0000

I agree with Lorelei – I love those glasses. And his cute expressions. (Diner pic.) Does the sun set up there this time of year?

By: Lorelei

Lorelei — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 09:43:51 +0000

Did no one mention his super cool glasses yet? Seriously, they are very Rock ‘n’ Roll!
I’d love to know about the knitting on the plane, as well. I’m flying to Austria next week, it’s not a long flight (1:45h only, that’s almost nothing), but I’d love to do some knitting on the plane. Someone told me that wooden needles are ok, metal ones aren’t. Or was it the other way around? I don’t know.

By: Breigh

Breigh — Thu, 21 Jun 2007 06:35:01 +0000

I want to see the new cut and color too!!
Terriers should be called uhh… Terroriers, or something. They really are stubborn little shits. I can’t help but love mine though. They are definitely a world away from Basenjis though.

As for Timmy, I LOVE kids like that. I so much prefer a child who can entertain themselves to one that is constantly tugging on your sleeve, messing about and trying to butt in on adult conversations. He’s like my dream kid!