I am seeing that mroe and more people are becoming very dependent on tehir computers for downtime as well as work. Ilove mine, to tell teh truth.
I am a crafter, so its a stol I use instead of buying magazines at times.
Does anyone use teh computer as jumpingoffpoint to do something on leisure time away from the system?

I find myself playing retro video games at online arcades lately. I enjoy it to a point, then I think I just have to give my eyes a rest from a computer screen.

Hopefully we keep it all in balance.

I have an old NES and I got hooked while my hubby was at work on teh game boy. So for my birthday they got me a Nintendo DS lite. And I am slowly working on mario.

I Also make dolls.

Butits interesting to see that alot of the items Iliked as a kid are coming back.......

Yes, another example of childhood interests coming back would be the trend of making superhero movies.

I'm glad Stan Lee at Marvel comics was able to see his characters on the big screen... And make cameo appearances himself.

I also saw when we were at the store potable keyring games. My favroite has go tto be the mini Operation game.......... littl enose and little buzzer.........

It amamzes me how much the kids of today get confused on games that we played when we were kids. I am 46 and I played alot of game sthat are just so totally foreign ..........

I don't think I've seen that one... But I have seen a smaller key-ring version of Etch-A-Sketch.

Have you seen that?

Ouji board. I was at Icings by Claires at the mall and they had abotu twelve different games. And ouji was the most creepy!

That reminds me of the handheld electronic 20 Questions game. I got one over the Christmas season and it was incredible how many correct guesses it made.

Even when it wasn't right on, it was usually impressively close to the word people were thinking of.

I enjoy time with my daughter, and I am also a coin collector.

Geoserv.