Banks and I got back from our walk about an hour ago, and my son, coming out of his room, was treated to probably the dorkiest sight of his life: his mother, marching in place, arms swinging, knees high. I had five minutes to go, and after bringing Banks in, just didn't want to go back outside again, so I completed the hour and a half in a new way.
As much as I love South by, I'm glad to bid it goodbye. South Congress was completely taken over, which eliminated two of Banks' and my go-to routes: the hike-and-bike trail, and the 2 1/2 mile trek north, and backtracked south, on So. Congress. Just the drive south on Congress from work, which usually takes about ten minutes, stretched to 35 on a really bad day. I'm looking forward to my full options returning this week.
I did several loads of laundry this weekend, and when I took my pile of whites out of the washer, my heart sank as I saw a square inch of metallic green at the bottom. My ipod. Of course it'd dead. On the other hand, I was getting the sense from some of my cooler friends that the ipod is kinda old school.
Aimee, how do you download tunes on your iphone?
step 1: Recall your password for iTunes =)
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