Being cut off from Epinions for what appears to be the loss of a little pink piece of paper but really so much more, a series of life events that has transformed my life and my family's life forever. It seems like those changes that sneak up on us can change our most serious intentions. My intentions had been devoting considerable time to a website, Epinions that I not only love but also believe has made a profound difference in the way the public shops. We no longer have to depend on advertisements glorifying products or services, we now have Epinions an assemblage of people who have used the actual products and services and can offer their experience and opinions offered in a compilation of these collected works since 1999.

I am proud to have been part of Epinions since close to the beginning. When I discovered my little pink piece of paper, a half a page of a message pad, I had hastily jotted the user name and password down before we hurriedly moved to South Dakota was missing resulted in panic. All the important necessities on my desk had been packed in my brief case and hand carried while everything else was in a moving van.

This is becoming much too long and tedious. The result of the loss of the little piece of paper I was unable to log into Epinions. Of course, in the move my email address changed so it was not possible to have my password emailed.

I will share with you soon the story of why we abruptly bought a house and moved to South Dakota. The story of the trip across country to our new home, when the cell phone rang in the middle of the night in the car making it necessary to make a life and death decision of life support for my brother who I dearly loved. I will also clarify a multitude of other life changing reasons making my last return to Epinions so brief.

I also look forward to sharing several product reviews, and in addition, diving in, reading, and rating your reviews. It feels GOOD to be back with family! Oh, and by the way the little pink piece of paper was found taped to the bottom of my pullout keyboard shelf sitting no more than six inches from my fingers the entire time.