I’m a sad old lady (at the ripe old age of 25), and I’m trying to convince myself that I *don’t* really want to go to bed at 8pm on a Saturday night. So I’m watching The Biggest Loser: Families that I recorded on the Tivo earlier this week, and playing on the internet. There’s noone on to talk to, so I’m stumbling.

Which leads me to a question. What the heck is a Stokke Tripp Trapp? Well, I’ve been to the website, so I “know’ what it is, I just must be a little dense since I can’t figure out how it works. It’s supposedly a high chair that can grow with kids into adulthood, but I all I see when I look at the picture is a step stool. I can see from the pictures that you add straps for the wee ones, and remove seats or steps to accommodate adults. But do we really need a chair that goes from infant to adult?

And something else I found in my random surfing that gave me a case of the giggles:

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It seems like everywhere I turn, all I keep hearing about is the iPhone. I don’t know about you, but I’m not really interested. One of my coworkers wants one and is always trying to convince me to buy one so he can play with it and see if he actually wants one. I told him to go to the AT&T store and play with it there! Then my grandmother emailed me to find out what the “eye phone or aye phone” is, and does she want one? I think you can tell already that the answer is “no.” Personally I bought an unlocked phone direct from Motorola back in January. I did it that way so I wouldn’t have to extend my cell phone contract for another 2 years by purchasing through the cell phone company, and I think that’s worth the extra money I had to pay out of pocket for it. The phone works just fine, and I sure as heck don’t need another $200 phone with a bunch of features I wouldn’t ever use, and don’t even want.