the new computer has arrived! this is relevant to me for a few reasons:
1. i am no longer location limited to an electrical outlet (my battery power life was approximately 12 minutes if i did nothing on the computer, about 3 minutes if i decided to actually use it).
2. i now have the space to fully explore music and store all of my photos. the 30 or so cds that have been on hold at the amazing seattle library are now on their way.
3. it takes about a minute to start up and have already checked my email. this compares to about 8 minutes to my old one. a 7 minute difference really isn't that much, but was a pretty good deterrent since i could always find something else to do instead of waiting for everything to load up.
this may be relevant to the two readers that are left that still check this web log:
1. perhaps there will be more posts.
i say perhaps because i don't know really if there will be more posts or not. i think of this as an extra for my life. if i have to choose between experiencing something new or writing about a previous experience, i'll go with the first one. so we'll see.
jamie picking out her pumpkin at the pumpkin patch.
5 comments:
yea! just don't experience anything new because I like reading blogs! :) hope you are doing well.
I'm a devoted reader of chadstravels! I'd sure hate to see it fall by the wayside...you don't want to be the antisocial kid on the bus, do you??
Good to be able to say "hi". Lori says to say "cool pumpkin patch picture" and I have to agree. Good job with the new computer and we wish you many happy experiences even if it means litle posting. Can't wait to see you in Dec.
Chad,
I guess that's why we make great travelling companions. You like to experience new things, and I live to report cool past experiences. You keep paving the way for future adventures, and I'll continue to dwell on the glorious past once we return home. Antarctica, here we come!
and by the way... I still haven't turned the TV on. You life changing punk.
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