
Went to Barne’s and Noble today to drink a cup of Starbuck’s peppermint chocolate and to read MacWorld. I’ve just browsed through the first few pages when my daughter tugged my shirt to say “Dad, can you help me find Waldo?”. I knew what I was in for and I new I wouldn’t read my magazine at all. We spent about an hour and a half going through every page. It was fun, really, and I think finding Waldo is one of the things every dad should do with their kids.
Kinda brought back a lot of childhood memories too. Waldo is a very very old game, and yet every time a Waldo book is pushed to me I couldn’t seem to put it down until I find him from every page.
Take a look at the book we saw tonight… right here. And just in case you wanted to get one yourself… it’s US$12, and it’s available online!
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29|Nov|2008[...] are close to retirement age, however, things are a bit more concrete. It is time to actually choose where to retire. If you are at this point in your life, where would you want to retire? Forbes.com has a feature on [...]
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