Nope. Its not a ThinkPad.

Thats what Kanna said today.

Whaattt? I was stunned and jumped out of my seat when I realized what he said.

He thinks it is not ThinkPad because it is not typing what we are thinking. We still have to physically press the key 'K' to type his name. When he asked me what is my laptop name I said it is ThinkPad. Then he explained me saying - "Nanna, look. It is not typing what we think. It is waiting for you to press a key to type. If it is a ThinkPad, it has to type what we are thinking without key press"

Frankly I was surprised that a 5 year old can think like that. And then I am more surprised that I never though about it. May be we are in the world where we are just taking things as they appear and we never really look for how great they can be? May be next gen!

Heyyyyy... It snowed in Dallas

So beautiful... Sitting at the breakfast table with kids on both side watching the snow. Our breakfast area has three windows big enough to go around our breakfast table. So we opened the blinds and pulled them up all the way. Turned our chairs towards the window. Sitting cuddling each other and watching the snow fall on the grass. Such a lovely scene. We could see only snow flakes nothing else. They covered even the neighbors home. It slowly started like a frosting on grass and quickly became like a snow carpet and in no time it became a thick layer of 6 inches. Then the kids remembered snow man. So we get to go out and made a snow man that is in make-believe shape. All is done in 15 minutes. By then everyone started becoming wet and cold so came inside and had a nice coffee. This is not a regular scene in Dallas. Only once in 5 years so enjoy it.