I just saw Saw III with Vie at the Orchid Mall and she’s hanging out with her girlfriends now. So I thought I’d wait here at Dunkin Donuts for a while surfing the web. Sitting here alone with my laptop I realized that there’s something different about me since last time I did this. My hair is shorter now, and I have an ethnic silver ring around my forefinger. I don’t slouch as much anymore and the screen of my laptop is brighter. There isn’t coffee on the table. I have a wristwatch. Lol. I actually have some control over the course of my life now, and it feels great.

Saw III was stupid smart.  Bali was great (yea I know it’s been weeks since I went and promised to tell about my trip).  I basically took a break from work with Vie for a week.  We didn’t do much but lie on the beach and eat and drink cheap expensive meals.  It’s great to have money in the bank and a business that runs smoothly.

I mentioned about the search of energy.  It was basically my search for God.  Scientists call it energy, I call it God.  And I found that the answer to getting what you want is simple, ask for it.  Just like water, how good it is for the body and everything but no one just drinks enough of it everyday, getting what we want is also that simple but no one actually bothers to ask anymore because they just don’t believe.

I retired my iBook on the 1st and let Vie use it for her blogging.  In place of it I bought me a MacBook Black, hence the brighter laptop screen!  ;-)  The wristwatch is a Valentine’s gift from Vie and the silver ring is something I picked up in Bali when we were walking down Poppy Lane.

It’s wonderful being a Mac user, although sometimes I suffer from the differences when Winfuck users try to inflict agony in my computing life.  For example I can’t attach images when emailing my clients or they’ll get it embedded.  There is no Picasa, but thanks to CrossOver there is Picasa.  Lol.  So basically I don’t have any problems with it but everyone else seem to.  Jess was here with her boyfriend yesterday and she talked about how she hated the Dock so much because she couldn’t get it to do what she wants properly.  Then I taught her and she began to understand.

I know this post is all over the place, but I guess in life you just gotta keep an open mind.  Even when something seems so absurd or even demented, there’s no wrong in trying to comprehend it first.  There’s usually a good reason why things are a certain way instead of your way.  When you make peace with life and everything around you, you can get anything you want, because life is more beautiful that way.

Oh by the way, I didn’t eat any donuts.  Maybe next time.

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