Yesterday, Apple Computer recalled 1.8 million laptop batteries. Naturally, mine falls into the group that needs to be replaced. So I’ve got to fill out the online form to replace both the batteries I have. Luckily, you can get up to three replaced. Whew!
Tonight is Sci Fi Friday. 
Last night I read Diana Peterfreund’s Secret Society Girl. What a fun book!!! I highly recommend it!!!
On the writing front, I managed two and two-thirds pages (someone else has already told me I should just say three 
). Stacy has now officially got her inheritance. Now she just has to figure out how to best use it to her advantage. And hopefully, she’ll share that information with me. 
And I started the transcribing process last night. Keyed in two and a half pages which turned into three. 
this stuff in before it turns into an impossible task.
and take names. (Though that part probably won’t get written today. 
)
As to the latter, it’s based on a true crime story from Hollywood. In 1947, aspiring actress Beth Short was brutally murdered. Gruesomely murdered. It’s not a story I dwell on much because it’s so damn creepy. To get the full story, just google the phrase “the Black Dahlia” and you’ll get over 2.5 million hits. 
Why so many, you may ask. Because it’s considered the most infamous cold case in American history. Anyway, the movie stars Josh Hartnett, Aaron Eckhart, Scarlett Johansson, and Hilary Swank and was directed by Brian DePalma.
