Anne in Chicago's Profile

This is a little more than just an outlet, though, because the charger is supplied. It is bound to be more economical than buying a spare charger if you've forgotten (or checked) yours.

A clear glass vase through which you can see the water level is also pretty low tech.

I like the chair, but I can't commit to a print in a chair or sofa. I know I'd get sick of it after a year or less.

Here's the bag I want:

http://www.reusablebags.com/store/reisenthel-modern-grocery-tote-p-775.html

It's cute, has long and short handles (so you can carry in your hand or over your shoulder), holds up to 6 wine or water bottles, has a detachable pouch for your wallet and keys, and is inexpensive.

None of the above... or all of the above... I burned all my CDs but kept the CDs (in sleeves and then in boxes, rather than in jewel cases).

Ahhh, thanks crewtag. Sorry for the confusion.

Weird. The stated dimensions for the Lahde are nearly square, but from the picture it definitely looks rectangular.

What a great idea. I love the idea of the letter tile placecards, which identify the theme without hitting you over the head with it.

Or their certificate of occupancy or something.

Okay, I just ordered last year's model from rei-outlet.com (it's $55 there and they're running a promotion for another 20% off any one item). It seems like it will be perfect for air travel, since it's such a pain in the butt to take out a laptop for security and put it back in many laptop bags. Also, I like that it's a vertical bag so I can ride the bus or El with it on my lap and not have it spilling over onto the passenger next to me.