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Let us celebrate a joyous occasion.
My laptop, my silly Hewlett-Packard Pavilion dv9000 Entertainment PC, once left for dead, has returned to my hands in working condition. Allow me to demonstrate my excitement:
Oh yes, it's alive... figuratively. Apparently the problem was with the motherboard battery. I'm no computer wizard, therefore I had no idea what that meant. Still no idea. With everything done towards the end, matters settled themselves. I relied on Andrew's laptop for the time being (he should be very happy now that he can get his ThinkPad back into his room where it belongs), HP engineers figured out the issue and proceeded with repairs, my warranty happened to be renewed at some point last time I sent my laptop in for repairs and tuning. I experienced a relatively happy ending here.
Now I get to pay constant attention to the WBC. The United States vs. Japan, South Korea vs. Venezuela. Who will come out on top? It's anyone's guess and I like surprises. Again, my money's on Japan or South Korea, the two countries have just been doing exceptionally well. As their records stand, Japan's only defeats in this year's competition came against South Korea and interestingly enough, South Korea's only defeats came from none other than Japan.
And closing out... switching topics:
Becky, I hope you're hanging in there 200 miles northwest. I can only imagine the pressure and stress you're under on a daily basis... But hey, I have a ton of faith in you, I know you'll pull through. Surely you tell yourself this all the time, just keep going, believe in yourself. The tough shit that's hitting you dead on will subside once you come out on top at the end. Hang in there, keep it up. Maybe I'm completely clueless as to what you're going through, but whatever it is, from how I know you, it's clear to me that you can handle it.
My laptop, my silly Hewlett-Packard Pavilion dv9000 Entertainment PC, once left for dead, has returned to my hands in working condition. Allow me to demonstrate my excitement:
Oh yes, it's alive... figuratively. Apparently the problem was with the motherboard battery. I'm no computer wizard, therefore I had no idea what that meant. Still no idea. With everything done towards the end, matters settled themselves. I relied on Andrew's laptop for the time being (he should be very happy now that he can get his ThinkPad back into his room where it belongs), HP engineers figured out the issue and proceeded with repairs, my warranty happened to be renewed at some point last time I sent my laptop in for repairs and tuning. I experienced a relatively happy ending here.
Now I get to pay constant attention to the WBC. The United States vs. Japan, South Korea vs. Venezuela. Who will come out on top? It's anyone's guess and I like surprises. Again, my money's on Japan or South Korea, the two countries have just been doing exceptionally well. As their records stand, Japan's only defeats in this year's competition came against South Korea and interestingly enough, South Korea's only defeats came from none other than Japan.
And closing out... switching topics:
Becky, I hope you're hanging in there 200 miles northwest. I can only imagine the pressure and stress you're under on a daily basis... But hey, I have a ton of faith in you, I know you'll pull through. Surely you tell yourself this all the time, just keep going, believe in yourself. The tough shit that's hitting you dead on will subside once you come out on top at the end. Hang in there, keep it up. Maybe I'm completely clueless as to what you're going through, but whatever it is, from how I know you, it's clear to me that you can handle it.
2 comment(s):
thanks jeff just taking it one step at a time i guess...
glad you got ur laptop back
yea thats right about time mother fucker. lol im kidding haha i didnt need it at all. but i knew japan had it in them all along
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