Now I must kiss the Buyer's Guide to show it how strong my love is.
You, too, will kiss it. Once it is in your lucky hands, you will not be able to resist.
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Ignore my receding hairline and that strange and everlasting pimple on my nose. Focus instead on how happy I am to be holding the Buyer's Guide.
You, too, will be this happy. With the Buyer's Guide in your hands, you will become rich and powerful. It's true!
And see how my left hand automatically assumes some sort of barre chord. I just can't help it.
Here I am, admiring the 2007 Buyer's Guide.
Yes, it exists! And, soon, it will be available on our eCommerce page. Go find it and take it into your home. Your $6.99 buys a little piece of my heart.
See that little blue-capped tube in the upper left-hand corner? That's my Nasonex. It keeps the nasal allergies completely in check.
I just discovered the neurobiology website Beta Rhythm, which is so densely packed with information that it'll take me ages to pore over. The best post I've found yet is this one about sound.
Bagheera, in basic black, always looks ready for a party, but for my birthday, she got all dolled up.
Huckleberry serenaded me for my birthday. Figures that a showboat like him would play a Les Paul.
In my e-mail inbox, I saw a new item: "FedEx Shipment Notification."
Spam? I wondered.
Spam? I wondered.
But no:
T. Kubo of Onkyousa sent Stephen Mejias of Stereophile 1 FedEx Ground package(s).Yes!
Thanks for the kind birthday messages, everybody. I had a great day. Joan & I went to the Frick Collection to gaze at our favorite Vermeers, Franz Hals, and J.M.W. Turners, not to mention checking out a comprehensive display of the New Testament drawings of Domenico Tiepolo, which were completely new to me.
We spent the rest of the day prowling the upper East Side thrift shops, winding up at the Housing Works Used Book Cafe, where I scored a first edition of Wilson Follett's 1966 Modern English Usage for $6.
We ended the day at our favorite "splurge" restaurant, Henry's…
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