<p>Hahaha. Though she is only 21 months, I believe she will be an MIT girl. She’s already a technology genius – capable of removing and replacing the batteries in the channel changers with no difficulty at all! 
Either that, or a mobster. She screeches because we won’t give her “moneys”.</p>
<p>I miss those days! Lucky you.</p>
<p>Paul, the guy who I phone and he comes and picks up the cars for repair or service and delivers them back home. After 10 years, I have no idea where is his repair shop.</p>
<p>PhysicsMom,</p>
<p>Funny post! There is usually a fine line between genius and criminal, but I am going to lean towards genius with your little one. </p>
<p>(I hope you are keeping track of all the hysterically funny things your kiddo says.) 
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<p>Internet, without a doubt. Also - my Fastlane pass. I love that thing.</p>
<p>I have to admit to a short term Blackberry (er, Crackberry) obsession. It pushes my business and personal email to me at all hours of the day and night. I can keep my calendar up to date, wake up to an alarm if needed, keep to do lists and all my passwords in a vault. </p>
<p>I love being able to change it to font sizes I can read, in addition to customizing my own font. I love the qwerty keypad. Although I love apple products, I like the tactile feeling of texting with a real keyboard and am not a touch screen fan.</p>
<p>It holds a charge better than most of my old phones and is pretty durable. It’s not even the latest state of the art model - got it on ebay when my brand new phone started randomly dialing people and emergency services on a whim.</p>