This picture reminds me of something funny. You see that outlet to the left of my nightstand? Any normal person would see that and think, oh, phone outlet.
When I bought this house two years ago, I looked at those outlets and said, "Why are there ethernet outlets in all the rooms? Isn't that outdated?"
Yes, I'm a dunce. But I'm a dunce who hasn't had a home phone (save for a few years with Vonage) since 2001.
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Which book would you recommend the most in that stack?
My husband won't go without a home phone, so we still have one. When I moved into my house there wasn't a single cable outlet. We had to have them all installed. The lady that lived there before me had been in her 80's or something and probably never had cable. Crazy, huh?
You might like The Piano Teacher (Janice Y. K. Lee). I've been putting it off because it's set in 1942 and I don't know if it's going to be too period or not. I've been told by reputable sources that it is excellent.
Thanks! I've added that to my list. I'm not sure if I should finish the Succubus series first, or pick up a different book for a break.
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