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I do like my Kindle Fire for reading books, though I'm pretty cheap about which ones I buy. Unfortunately, our local library only has e-books for the Nook, so I can't borrow books there. One of the apps I like the best is a bird field identification guide - It's terrific! Nice, useful article!

Hi Jo, good idea to include some music too. ;-) I enjoyed reading about you. When do you find time for everything? :):)

Definitely do look into it, and please write a Wizzle about it too. We could cross-link to each other, so that our readers can see how different countries and cultures have their spoons.

I know I'm looking forward to reading your findings. :D

The Connie Willis book is fun, and quite short by her standards. I read it practically in an afternoon. I'd recommend anything by her, though, if I had to choose, 'Doomsday', 'Passages' or 'Black Out' are the most amazing.

'Bellwether' is good too though! It's just one of her early stories, so she hadn't yet got into her stride.

Thanks for reading my Wizzle too. Sorry, side-tracked by Connie there! Glad that you liked it.

We have similar carved spoons here as well! There's a wooden spoon museum up north -- wonderful stuff. I enjoyed seeing the Celtic designs, and your comment that each spoon would be tailored to the qualities or interests of an individual. As far as I know, our spoons use only universal or general symbols. Also, there are certain spoons -- the wedding spoons -- meant to be used only once. I don't know much about the various other occasions. You've inspired me to look into this some more!

Hi Mira,
I can't post the video on this page, because it's not a YouTube video. I'm glad you enjoyed the page. Thanks for your comment!

chefkeem, thank you so much for that vote of confidence. I am honored that you stopped by and commented, and to win the EC award, wow, thank you sooo much.

This was a fun and alert article. I'll read that book by Connie Willis -- thank you! :-)

Lots of truly useful info here, Cheryl. Thanks and EC! :)

What a great message Matthew Sanford and yoga has, to live in your whole body! Why not post that video of him on this page as well? (I clicked on the image and saw it that way.)

Very sweet :). I can see why little girls would love such a party!! :-)

Hi cardelean, I like your chicken recipe! Yummy :-)

Hi Mira, I love the Satsuma the best! It is a nice, strong orange scent. I am not sure if we are Wizzleys or Wizzes. Hmmm...

Thanks for the comment!

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There is a school of thought which says that it's merely writing 'in a tradition' or 'in a genre'. It looks, smells and tastes like fan fiction to me. LOL

OH, I get it! I need to pay more attention. I knew about Shakespeare and Sherlock and King Arthur. Interesting train of thought!