24
May
I bought a bag of cherries from the store the other day. I thought it would be a good snack for the kids during a little picnic. I went to the drawer for a combination tool that minces garlic and pits cherries. I can state firmly that this tool is horrible. The pitting portion of the tool is in between the handles making it very awkward to use. It also only managed to hit the pit about 25% of the time.
So, I proceeded to rummage through our kitchen drawers for a chopstick. I had seen tv shows where the chef had used a chopstick to remove the pits. I had tried this method in the past and it too left a lot to be desired. However, during my search I found a tool that worked very well. (Read the rest of this entry »)
OK. You think this is obvious right?
Librarians have had the corner of the market when dispensing advice on what books might be enjoyable or interesting based on what we have liked in the past. This soon may change. Booklamp is trying to do for books, what many web sites have done for music, offer suggestions based on your previous favorites. According to their web site, the service matches books based on writing style. Looks interesting.
