I'm actually at a computer again, so I'm doing a friday fill in. Exciting!
1. You have a chance to be one in a million.
2. I wish I new what I was doing right now!
3. There is a song in my heart.
4. If you upset me you might get away with it now and pay later.
5. It's time to get myself another compy.
6. My life is up in the air but I'm trying to be optimistic anyway.
7. And as for the weekend, tonight I'm looking forward to going to an awesome choir concert, where another friend is preforming, tomorrow my plans include too much to think about and Sunday, I want to sleep!
22.1.10
21.1.10
Hi, do you have any advice on netbooks?
So, I haven't forgotten that I have this thing called a blog. And that I like to write random things about my life here. And people read it.
It's just I don't own a functional computer right now (but I have two very nonfunctional ones that I could offer at a great price!), and typing a whole post on my iPod takes patience and dexterity. And sometimes, I'm not really big on either of those things.
I am looking into buying a computer - this one actually:
The Asus Eee PC 1005 HA. I found it here for under $300. So, what do you think? Should I go for it? Research a bit more? Any advice from my dear friends? Any and all will be greatly appreciated.
It's just I don't own a functional computer right now (but I have two very nonfunctional ones that I could offer at a great price!), and typing a whole post on my iPod takes patience and dexterity. And sometimes, I'm not really big on either of those things.
5.1.10
Friends?
Friends.
When they're there, they are the best thing ever. Having someone you can turn to when you're feeling down, just to say a few encouraging words, can make the biggest difference in the world.
But what happens when that friend, who was there through thick and thin, just stops caring? What if they no longer notice if you're down, stop seeing how much you need to confide in them?
What once was bliss is now misery; how can you say goodbye to someone who has helped you so much? Yet how long do you hold on to the hope that they'll come back, and care again? How long before it's too painful thinking about how you could have helped each other?
I just don't know. I just don't know.
When they're there, they are the best thing ever. Having someone you can turn to when you're feeling down, just to say a few encouraging words, can make the biggest difference in the world.
But what happens when that friend, who was there through thick and thin, just stops caring? What if they no longer notice if you're down, stop seeing how much you need to confide in them?
What once was bliss is now misery; how can you say goodbye to someone who has helped you so much? Yet how long do you hold on to the hope that they'll come back, and care again? How long before it's too painful thinking about how you could have helped each other?
I just don't know. I just don't know.
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