sit around a doctor's office and read the February issue of PCWorld. It's a really good magazine, readable, interesting, entertaining, and illustrative of how many boatloads of information you don't possess. It reminds one of the Russian boxes where you open one which reveals another smaller, which reveals another, on into infinity.
We've bought a digital camera: we're just beginning the questions. We need a new printer: questions continue. Bought and installed MSOffice XP: more manuals. Camera dock manual? PowerPoint Help?
They say your mind stays agile if you learn new skills as you age. Do they ever connect aging with trying to learn these new skills?
We've bought a digital camera: we're just beginning the questions. We need a new printer: questions continue. Bought and installed MSOffice XP: more manuals. Camera dock manual? PowerPoint Help?
They say your mind stays agile if you learn new skills as you age. Do they ever connect aging with trying to learn these new skills?