Not having a computer of our own (for a week and counting now) is one of the most painful experiences of my life. (Thank God.)
I want y'all to try and imagine going that long without one - and I don't mean voluntarily, I mean when you need one but don't have one. Grr.
My heart aches for you.
ReplyDeleteOne day you will be a wealth hedge-find manager and will buy an iphone/blackberry.
How unoriginal of you!
ReplyDeleteHmph.
Welcome back to the world...don't worry, not much has changed.
ReplyDeleteAt least you get to meet rather, uh, interesting people who need to concentrate waaaay too hard just to print things out if you go to the library to use their computers.
ReplyDeleteMoshe - The first part is nice, I hope I never need a blackberry though...!
ReplyDeleteApple - I know :D
G - Yeah, I figured. Thank God for the All-Star Break, huh?
Erachet - LOLOL!
You have my sympathy. The last time my ancient computer decided not to function, I was stuck with my husband's previous laptop, which takes 10 minutes just to boot up, until the repair person whipped that antique desktop of mine back into shape.
ReplyDeleteAdvice from someone who's been there and done that: Buy yourself an external hard drive, and back up *everything.* Religiously. To the best of my knowledge, I didn't lose a single file--some dating back to when our 25-year-old son was in elementary school--when my desktop "died."
Heh heh.. Bh, being in Israel for a learning program has forced me to a\start focusing on real life... And I'm glad for it! But I was wondering why you weren't on g-chat... Come on! I miss my advice/let's-drive-someone-crazy resource... :)
ReplyDeleteoy... that is difficult.
ReplyDeleteall the strength :P
It could be worse. You could be stuck in cleveland.
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