I need to write more letters. I miss letters. After going through all these old letters I've saved from high school and college, I realize, that yes, e-mail is great, but there's just something about a pen and paper, and the tangibility of words in your hands. Perhaps this leads to a diatribe on what we're losing because of the advent of technology. It's a dual edged sword: e-mail allows us to get quick responses, but really, it's a lot less personal than a hand written letter. And spell checkers, they're great when they catch typos, or the words you can never remember to spell, but younger people these days depend on them, and they can't spell without one. And one of my pet peeves is misspelled words.
Worked on the treadmill, that was good, and I'm waiting now for Heather (
zen_raven) to wander over here after she pays the movers so we can get dinner. It's good that she's now bought a house practically next door; I've been in the area for 6 months and I still don't know where any of the good restaurants are around here. I'll defend myself and say we mostly decided to meet in Schaumburg, which is halfway between my house and her old apartment.
Ooops, she's on her way now
