I have another reason to rejoice. My computer had been doing fine for a while until I had decided to install Service Pack 3. All it did was slow down my computer and eat up all my memory in my main hard drive. As a result, I cleansed my computer of all impurities and brought this back to life as well. My computer is just a lil over three years old, but it always runs fine after I reformat it. I actually take pride in being able to use things for a long time. For example:
-my '94 Mazda Protege that has over 260,000 miles and has gone through (I think) four different radiators! That car has too many stories to tell, right Simon?
-both of my computers back at home that were born in 2002. One of them has a dvd-rom that doesn't read dvds anymore. The other has a cd-rom that doesn't read cds anymore. I refuse to let them die!
-my Sony TV that my family bought in 1994. It's actually the only TV in my family that is a part of my memory. It's got this greenish bluish thing growing in one of the corners of the screen. Otherwise, it gets the job done.
-my NIV Bible that I got in my senior year of high school. I never understood how people could have such torn up Bibles, but mine finally caved in. It's got duct tape on both covers and everything. But I am unashamedly happy to say that I am now putting my ESV to regular use.
One of my greatest regrets that I have in life is trading away all of my Michael Jordan basketball cards. I had gone through a stupid Grant Hill phase, and I don't even know what happened to those. I even had a Fleer Ultra Kobe Bryant rookie card that I had sold for $1. How was I supposed to know that he was going to be all crazy? But yeah, these make it to the woulda coulda shoulda list. Stupid!
Thought of the Day: Redemptive Value
Song of the Day: Lupe Fiasco-Superstar
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