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Well I don't know if this counts as a website or not, but my dad had a collection of links he put together with HTML and used that for his home page. That would've been my first impression of the internet.

Good luck to you! Please keep us updated on it!

I don't play board games much anymore, but Clue, Trivial Pursuit and Scrabble are my favourites. I like Taboo and Scattergories too.

I saw it yesterday. Loved it! I'd love to see a mythology movie, but this was a nice way to get back into the X-Files after all these years.

It depends what they're reading. There's lots of worthwhile reading on the internet. Now if we're talking about cell phone text messages or chat room messages, sure it's reading, but it's not productive reading. If anything, it's dangerous to their IQ. I deal with a lot of young adults from...

I have tons of story ideas in my head. But I've never been able to get it quite right when I try to put them down on paper. I'm working on it though.

I'm with you there! They have lots to choose from.

Some of those were pretty hard!

It sounds like Time Cat by Lloyd Alexander. Amazon.com: Time Cat (Puffin Modern Classic) (Puffin Modern Classics): Lloyd Alexander: Books

I'm a little ashamed to say that C'est la Vie by B*Witched has been running through my brain all day today...

I love her! She's a beautiful dog!

It makes me a little sick when I think about that.

Great point. I believe that books will eventually fall by the wayside. It probably won't happen for a few generations, but eventually it will happen. Books are still a relatively new thing to the human race, people used to pass on stories by word of mouth. And even after reading and writing was...

Captain Nemo for sure. He's such a mysterious character, I could never get enough of him!

All during my childhood my mother talked about this book and I used to play out the scene where they rescue the Indian lady with my barbie dolls! I finally read the book a couple years ago and loved it! Jules Verne certainly knew how to write a great story.

Yes! I bought a copy just the other day actually. I've never liked The Wizard of Oz with Judy Garland but I've always liked different retellings of the story. Tin Man isn't my favourite version because it's very predictable, but it's a lot of fun.

I've never read the Da Vinci Code either. I'd like to, just to see what all the fuss was about, but at the same time I really don't want to waste my time on it. I try to avoid reading whatever's in at the moment, or anything that has an Oprah sticker on it. I've only read one Stephen King...

Happy Canada Day!!

I would never cheat! ;)

Oh I know, I'm so excited about it too!! Previews look great!