The food again is excellent and plentiful. And the Seder again is short. Well, tonight's Seder consists solely of the blessing over bread, so short is a bit overstated.
At the table, Adam has a great suggestion. "Let's go around the room and have each person tell us their favorite new apps." I have nothing to add, but at least I am asked; a few people aren't even asked.
So here's a short list of the ones I can't wait to try.
Via
Shared car service
between 32nd Street and 110th
6:45 to 9pm
$5.44 per ride; not bad when a bus is $2.75
Instacard
Delivery in in two hours for $3.99 (orders must be over $35)
Includes Costco (you don't even have to be a member)
Fairway, Whole Foods and Trader Joes
Google Shopping Express
Same day delivery; orders must be over $15
Stores include Costco, Taget, Fairway, Staples and others
Flavour
A new restaurant discovery app
Pre-selects based on criteria you input
More selective than menu pages
More selective than menu pages
Camcard
Scans and stores business cards
Keeper
Password manager
The Skimm
This isn't an app, but rather a daily newsletter of top stories
How did dId I not know about this?
The Skimm
This isn't an app, but rather a daily newsletter of top stories
How did dId I not know about this?
And while these don't fit my current lifestyle, they sound great anyway:
Docusign
Easy way to store and use an electronic signature
Pager
Doctor comes to you
Shout
Way to "buy" or "sell" reservations to hot restaurants, events, etc.
Glamsquad
Hair and/or makeup stylists come to you
Handy
Book trusted home cleaners and handymen
Emojii Me
Turn your selfies into emojiis
After dinner, the men retreat to the living room to watch the end of the final four game, Duke vs. Michigan State. The woman move to the kitchen. And Amanda teaches Rita how to text.
All around, it's a tech-happy Seder.
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