CASIO WATCHES WAVE CEPTOR

Discussing each of the methods for at home movie watching, I am only zoning in on movie rental features. I am not discussing buying a DVD, because that defeats the purpose of comparing and contrasting these movie entertainment options, because watching a movie in a theater is temporary, therefore, renting a movie is the same temporary concept. The first option of at home movie watching is video store rentals. Physically going to a rental store and purchasing the movie in the store, where it is returned within the allotted amount of time. Usually there are late fees for movies not returned on time, which can be a detriment for a busy person on a tight budget. This was one of the pioneer trends for at home rental movie watching, but is not as popular with all the new rental methods available today. In a survey conducted, 18% of consumers say they plan to make fewer in-store rentals over the next year. (Market Force, 2010)

Since February, Kit and I have lived in a pleasant house in Beartown.

We gave up the Big Smoke for a pleasant suburban life and so I could get on with that novel or four that have been jumping around in my head.

Kit has a large light room on the first floor and I grabbed a small cool room on the ground where I could watch the cats chase the squirrels in the garden, (Oi! Kat - put it down!) and see the fruits (literally) of Kit's green fingers.

My edit suite is still in London, though will almost certainly have to squeeze in here with the macbook before the year is out. That will probably mean that the sofa will have to go. :(