'spent a happy afternoon with a few favourite friends today. Nothing elaborate. Coffee and sandwiches. Then a film - formulae, but sweet. Oh, it all started with browsing at a bookshop - sooo tempting, but I have friends who have lined up a lot of reading for me, so I left with nothing. OK, regret. I am trying to be sensible. The weather is pretty decent and the sun felt good, of course I had a few liters of sun block slathered all over.

To the people who have been reading and responding to my blog on the various forums, instead of posting on each forum individually, I would like to thank you all for your appreciation. I started my blog to communicate my thoughts to ... myself. It doesn't really matter how much people around me care or how good the relationship is, a very essential part of me can no longer be shared or understood, and the gap in mental processing of the world's ways has become wide and basic. Those close to me try as hard as I do, but the equation just doesn't add up.

“What do people search for most often? Marissa Mayer is on the line, she is the vice-president of user experience at Google—what an fascinating title. Marissa, would you like to know what I'm about to Google right now? 'Marissa Mayer nude.'” [Listen] Those were the words of Joe Getty, co-host on Armstrong & Getty, a morning talk show on 910 AM, where Mayer had called in to do an interview about Google's ambitious new audio service Google Music.

Hi Everyone-

Do you know someone who suffers with Alzheimer's disease?  Or someone who is a caregiver to a loved one with this devastating disease?  If so, you understand the heartache associated with an Alzheimer's diagnosis. Who are we without our memories of past experiences?  For most of us, the though of losing our memories to Alzheimer's disease is horrifying.  But there is much more to Alzheimer's than memory loss.