a V-Slicer, we were given one as a wedding present. Left it at MIL house when we went on honeymoon still in the box & she tried it out...loved it sooooo much kept it & got us a new one & after first use we can see why. I always saw the ads & just thought "whatever" but it is GREAT!!!
tomato knife = knife for slicing tomatoes. It has a specially serated edge so it doesn't make the tomato go all splurky when you cut it: you can cut really fine slices with it. Love it!
Tomato Knives: Ahhh sounds like a smaller version of my bread knife that I also have discovered cuts tomatoes beautifully. Approx how long is it? Maybe a steak knife would also do the trick?
My pool cue is a gorgeous shade of pink Astrid... pale pink, pearly, with a white bit of curved stripe around the handle area. Looks a bit phallic LOL but otherwise a beautiful object. Says 19oz... and I'm curious as to whether that makes it a heavy, medium or light cue. It felt good when I used it yesterday though. Might have to start a thread about Pool!
Cataloging software for my books & DVDs that my awesome friend gave me for my birthday last year. I don't know how I lived with out it, even though not everything is entered just yet.
Ooooh THAT sounds good Sarah! How does it make entry data faster??? I don't think I could find the time to type in every book and DVD title and author/artist. Does it use scanning technology??? ie can read the barcode? I always thought that would be a good idea.
Yep I have a barcode scanner or you can type in the ISBN on the books or barcode on the DVDs. It then searches & adds in all the info - director, actors, genre etc for movies & illustrators, page numbers etc for books. I love it so much, it is very very cool. I can PM details if you want?
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