Well, here goes, what can I say?
I have celebrated my father's birthday (although it was last week) today, and I have ordered a new harddrive for the computer back home (where I live with my grandparents) and new RAM for my laptop. I truly hope that everything will work out fine with these technical things.
I have celebrated Halloween, but unfortunately it was "only" my friend Bob who came and visited, but next year I truly have to be prepared earlier so more people can come.
I also foun a prayer before logging on to the Internet, which I have printed out and that is taped to my laptop, and was taped to the family computer as well until a few minutes ago when my fathersaid that he refused to have a such a thing where he could see it.
So I guess it will take a long time before I'll save dad.
I will pray for his salvation right away though.
May God be with us all.
Pax et Bonum.
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Sunday, November 04, 2007
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Another day in paradise, eh?
Well, today I've been to Church, but I have also been able to clear up some space on my PC, so now I have the very exhilarating enormous number of megabytes that are free to use up at about 700...
No, that's not much at all, I know.
But it's enough so some programs will run without any trouble and so forth, but it took some hard work, and I'm glad that I don't have to go through all the hassle to change hard drive (plus the fact that a new one will cost about 50 euros...) and install Windows XP (my Nintendo wi-fi usb-thingie doesn't work with Vista..) and all other things related to it.
...and thinking about it, I'd much rather have a new PC, since this old one can't run some
programs very well that I'd like to try out more (Joost for example).
Sometimes I truly wonder what lies ahead for me.
Things were much easier in upper secondary school.
(I took the photograph 10Th June 2007)
No, that's not much at all, I know.
But it's enough so some programs will run without any trouble and so forth, but it took some hard work, and I'm glad that I don't have to go through all the hassle to change hard drive (plus the fact that a new one will cost about 50 euros...) and install Windows XP (my Nintendo wi-fi usb-thingie doesn't work with Vista..) and all other things related to it.
...and thinking about it, I'd much rather have a new PC, since this old one can't run some
Sometimes I truly wonder what lies ahead for me.
Things were much easier in upper secondary school.
(I took the photograph 10Th June 2007)
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