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You hear that, readers? That is the sound of inevitability. That is the sound of Apple's coffers ringing one more time as I have just succumbed and bought an iPod. It's a nano, 8GB, red (so it's okay, because it's for charity). There will even be an inscription on the back, and kudos to anyone who can guess what it is. I'll give you a clue - it's not my name, and it was said by a fairy tale writer.

I'm very excited. Now I just have to work out how to use itunes...

Labels: ipod, shopping

I find that having a UK bank account still is a great advantage when it comes to buying presents - I just go to Amazon, or any one of a gazillion other sites, buy something and get it delivered to the person's address. I realise that us being in Australia, and those in England having no Aussie bank accounts (lucky you!) the same doesn't apply in reverse. But don't despair! If you want to buy me a present, then this site may help!! Not a lot on there at the moment - I'm still waiting for M&S and Dorothy Perkins to decide to deliver over here, then I'll be well on my way to true happiness!!

Labels: links, shopping