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I'm moving to a new apartment soon. I hate moving, but on the bright side, I get an IKEA trip after the move to fill things in. Yay.

I like "Sketch Club". It's for iOS and iPad. It's easy and fun. I find myself doodling on it with both devices.

I do. I really like the flavor, but I get a low grade headache reliably after drinking it.

I have nobody in my entire circle of friends and acquaintances that does dinner parties. Not a single one. We all live in tight city spaces, where room is at a premium, so dining space, and rare kitchen dish storage would be a problem. If my friends come over, and I cook, we eat on the couch, like we were college aged kids.

Also, it's a huge amount of effort. When I go to see someone, I'd rather see them, and talk to them. If they are putting on a big dinner party, they are working, not socializing. We often go out to restaurants. We can have a great meal, and still focus on each other.

Thanks. I can't eat soy, and found vegetarian fair often tricky because of it. Sadly, I love the taste in different dishes, but it sure doesn't love me.

I stopped reading magazines over a decade ago. In the last year, I've picked up the habit again because I can get them on my iPad. For me, that means digital won, and so did the magazines that made the jump. They sure weren't getting my cash before they went digital.

I upgrade my ipad, iphone, and macbook pro a lot. Where does the other tech go? To my family. I have many members of my family that have never had a computer at all, so I hand me down my items. Sometimes I purchase a new one sooner, and "just happen" to have one to give to a family member that would never ask, and never take it any other way. So my number might be large, but I'm making sure my family let me give their kids computers to do schoolwork on. I'd just buy them new ones, but they won't let me, so I suppose I get a win/win out of it. I get a new shiny toy, and my family are ecstatic to get my cast off's.

We keep a fairly big chest freezer in our spare bedroom. Before that it lived in my dining room, which was actually an art room. I must have a good one, because it's never made a mess on the carpets at all. I didn't even know you were supposed to worry about it.

It's amazing. When I cook burritos? I make two trays of them, and freeze the rest, same with calzones. I make huge batches of soups. I can buy meat at costco, portion it out, and freeze.

There's only two of us, but I am sick an awful lot with my disease, so the freezer lets me make meals when I am well, and have "fast food" when I am sick.

Did Artfire collapse?

I read the post because I thought the product was neat. I was thinking, how expensive can it really be? OMG, expensive. There's got to be a cheaper DIY method.