Friday, May 28, 2004

And Now For Something Completely Different

Advice Time. It's free, so you can ignore it. But then I can say I told you so. You takes your chances...
POETRY: Eamon Grennan, soon to be retired, but a great fellow, and
writes poetry for people who may not like poetry.
TIRES: Sumitomo from the Tire Rack, great summer tread for $39. For winter, Nokia Hakkapolita is the way to go, studded if your state allows it. Maine does. Smart state.
CARS: Volvo 240 is the best ever made, but If for some reason you want a car less than 11 years old, then Toyota Camry or Mercedes E320 are good choices.
HUMOR: Jerome K Jerome's classic Three Men In A Boat is still fresh, even after more than 100 years on the shelf-- it has never been out of print.
FLOWERS: Peonies. They are pretty, big and smell like heaven.
CHILDREN: Yes.
LAWN MOWERS AND WEED WHACKERS: Cordless electric. They are quieter, easier to start, don't pollute, and self regulating-- when they run out of a charge, it's time for you to stop and do something else for a while anyway.
PENS: Uniball Vision Elite. They won't erupt from pressure changes in an airplane, ruining your shirt.
CORDLESS DRILLS: DeWalt 14.4 volt. A good balance between over and underkill.
WORD PROCESSOR: Word Perfect 10. MS Word is terrible.


1 Comments:

At 12:00 PM, Blogger Erica said...

The peonies in New York state are beginning to bloom, including those beneath our hummingbird feeder.

Thanks for the timely lawnmower advice. We will be purchasing something within a month for La Casa Nuevo. Chris wants a cordless mower or a push mower because he ran over the cord to a corded one once and it was Very Dramatic.

 

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