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I own a Letter From Santa website ~ for the past two years I have written to kids all over the US and Canada on behalf of Santa. A couple of weeks ago I was going through my list, making sure everything was ready to go and got set to mail a batch of letters out.

Then my five year old daughter walked in. She asked what I was doing with all the stickers and envelopes with Santa on them. I told her I am Santa’s helper, he is so busy that he needs lots of helpers.

She said “Why are you lying”

It was really hard not to start laughing! I explained to her that I was a helper and helping is not lying. She seemed satisfied with that answer and after grabbing a few stickers, went about her day.

If you want to be a Santa’s helper, go here to find out how to start your own Santa Letter Business.

Here’s my list of what I wish Firefox did for me ~

I love the tabs, I even love the colored tabs. I have my options set to order the websites I visit daily - gmail, google, my blog dashboards, a couple of forums, etc. It also opens my customize daily list - where I have my to do list as well as affiliate sites listed. (This is just housed on my computer so it’s just a file opening up.)

I want Firefox to keep the list of which websites I want opened in tabs - and rotate them accordingly. Let’s say I have a blog that I co-author with others - and I’d like to post to that blog once a week. Firefox opens the website every time I open Firefox - at least once, sometimes twice a day (I often keep it open so there isn’t multiple restarting). But I don’t want to see that blog that I only write to weekly opened up every time.

I suppose I could utilize my daily file that opens more - I could set up daily, weekly, etc. tasks and the links and thus have less tabs opening. But really, I’d like Firefox to do what I want. Of course I have no idea how that would get done!

What do you want your favorite browser to do? Why? 

Leesa points out that she has 19.4 hours of podcasts in iTunes. I knew that number was on iTunes but admit I only looked at it a few times, if that. I looked after reading her post, and I have MUCH more then Leesa. I’m not even going to say because it is so much more. LOL

But I’m betting quite a bit of that is podcasts I keep, which means I’ve already listened to it. I wonder how much I haven’t listened to though? I use my ipod as well as listen on my computer, so I listen while I work out, go for walks or work on something around the house.

How many podcast hours do you have? When do you get your podcast listening in?