27 October 2011

Computer as kitchen appliance

In: All Ages

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It should be obvious that computers play a role in most aspects of my family's life: learning, entertainment, organization, working, shopping.

Then why am I so surprised by how much I love having a computer in the hub of our house: the kitchen?

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