Out with the Old, In with the New
Before I continue with my usual inane ramblings, I thought I’d say bye bye Miss American Pie to my crusty 2-year old desktop computer. The thing gathered dust a couple of days ago but it was only until today that I got found out that the thing can no longer be resurrected. All my files, all 100+ gigabytes of it, my precious and priceless Outlook emails, several thousand songs, my collection of imagery (no, there’s nothing incriminating there) and my life are inside the 2 hard drives. Both drives didn’t have backup so I’m permanently screwed.
I thought I was protected because I’ve set my Norton anti-virus to autoupdate but for some strange reason, both hard drives fucked up on me.
Even my 17-inch Sony Vaio (the one I got back in March or April for like US$3-4,000) can’t be fixed. I spilled a drink on the keyboard and the damn motherboard (or whatever term a techie calls a laptop’s guts) corroded.
I went to the mall today and bought a new laptop. It’s an HP Pavilion. It’s quite alright; it cost my pocket friggin US$2,000… it better be ALRIGHT.
You know what’s strange though?
My entire life can be found on both computers that died on me so I should be crying my heart out.
But I’m not crying.
In fact, I have no tears whatsoever.
I have NO idea why.
I really have no idea why.
I think it’s a sign.
A sign that says "out with the old, in with the new".
Perhaps this new laptop acts as if it is a small token confirming that I have a NEW life.
Ugh. I don’t know what to think anymore.









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