About the book Roger loves adventure. Today he’s playing pirate, sailing the high seas, dancing to the hornpipe, and catching fish. But the wind’s blown him off course and he’s . . . well . . . lost. When Padraig, a kitten-sized, bug-eating dragon, encounters the lost turtle, he offers to help Roger find his […]
Category: Entertainment
Entertainment is something that holds the attention and interest of an audience, or gives pleasure and delight. We’ll cover a variety of things like books, movies, news, music, technology and more.
Patrick Hruby Memory Game
Ammo Books generously provided the boys with the Patrick Hruby Memory Game to review. I was not aware of Ammo Books or Patrick Hruby when I first received the offer of reviewing one of their items. About the Publisher Ammo Books, a Los Angeles-based publishing house, focuses on the rich colorful world of arts and […]
We’re Raising Techy Kids
After the yard sale, we gathered up our books and took them into Bookman’s Entertainment Exchange. The staff thumbed through our treasures about selected a handful to accept. We tried two different locations and got about $15 in trade credit at each store. With the credit, we picked up a few first and second lever […]
A Sad, Sad Day
Once upon a time, I manually synced my home computer with my laptop and work computer. Then, a fantastic group of people created a bookmark sync program called Foxmarks and I was beyond happy. Over the years, I have never lost a bookmark even when switching computers or upgrading to Windows 7. It has been […]
Timmy Time
Aardman Animations’ Timmy Time is scheduled to air in North America from September 13, 2010 on Disney Channel’s Playhouse Disney, following a special sneak preview on the evening of September 7th. Timmy Time is Aardman’s first animated television project for the preschool audience, and the stop-motion series has already enjoyed great success in its first […]
ALF: “Ha! I kill me!”
Back in the ’80s, I fell in love with an alien. A love that was passed onto my children. Come walk down memory lane as we talk about ALF.