My sister just walked in (I’m at my parents’ house), opened the fridge, sighed, and walked back out. The above took about two seconds.

Isn’t it funny how even when we know there isn’t anything that we want to eat in the fridge, we open it up anyway? Perhaps it’s from a hope that something has magically appeared.

I’ve always wanted one of those fridges with double doors and an ice dispenser.

I may be the only one to say this but, I wish I got more email! Now, before I go any further, let me clarify. What I mean to say is, “I wish I got more personal email.” I get plenty of bits and pieces for sites I subscribe to, newsletters, etc. And yes, I’d probably need to start sending emails to other people in order for me to get some back. Maybe I’ll start doing that…

The cool thing about personal emails, is that getting one is now pretty much as exciting as receiving a piece of personal snail mail (not a bill or statement). This, I reckon, is because people are using email less and less, due to overcrowded email in-boxes and the proliferation of social networking sites.

And the advantage of email over snail mail? I tend to put pieces of paper down and then loose them