2006 in Review

I am not a resolution-maker because I suffer from ADHD. Oh my goodness! A closer read of the article does suggest that I exhibit most symptoms! Anyways, trying to get back on track here - what has 2006 taught me ?

• NYTimes is boring: In the beginning, I would look forward to Sunday mornings - to read NYTimes. Now I find myself classifying it under "Same old crap - recycled"

• New Yorker is exciting: Why did I not find this earlier ? Wonderful writing.
  

• Entertaining site - isketch.net

• There are some CS folks who still use IE

• Best two player board game - Lost Cities

• Amex Wishlist is designed around the art of perseverance

• Spell check has eliminated my chances at spelling-bee

• I might forget Tamil. People only want to talk in English

• Anthony Bourdain rocks. Advised viewing one episode a day. Too much of a good thing can kill.

• Gaming nights - "best kept secret" for having fun
  

• Daniel Craig is the best bond.
  

• I love surprise birthday parties. Especially when organized by my husband.

• Sea otters personify the epitome of carefree childhood (courtesy: visit to Georgia aquarium)
  

• Vegas is great, for 3 days only.
  

• I don't miss the snow. Prefer green Christmas.

• Enjoy swimming enough to want to be born as a dolphin

• Writing is a pleasure; whether for pleasure or research

• Still cannot follow American football

• My husband is crazy enough to wake up at 4am to watch a cricket match

• As I grow older, I find it more difficult to read fiction; I hope to get through this phase soon.
  

Happy New Year 2007~