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“… But things in the past are like a plate that’s shattered to pieces. You can never put it back together like it was, right?"
- I'm going to Eilat for a week. My family's annual holiday thing. This year it's going to be interesting, with a little not-quite-baby boy to show around the sites. Oh, he's gonna love the beach. XD It's also a great opportunity to get reunited with my camera.... been neglecting it for so long.
- I wonder if they have wi-fi at the hotel? It would sure be nice... A week with my family is potentionally deadly for all those involved, and I have no books to read, which might increase the danger.
- So I'm probably getting this computer. it's the best I can afford- I should be getting some money from the army, for finishing half a year of crappy minimum wage job (long story) so that covers it. I gotta have something to work on in university, and this one has a kickass graphics card (I'm going to have to rely on it for games and stuff- no PS3 for me... like, ever. Goddamn I hate being poor.) and while it sucks that I can't get a mac, this one will do. Unless you guys know of any really good deals on computers (prices in Israel are fucking insane).
- Speaking of which- when the HELL are they going to release Silent Hill 5 for PC? I'm actually willing to pay for it, but so far there's only the ps3 and the Xbox versions out. And, as I think I've mentioned before, not EVERYONE ownes those.
- COMPLETELY OFF TOPIC: Haruki Murakami's "Kafka on the Shore" is pretty good. Insane but simple. Pick it up in the library, if you can.
And lastly, some Office-related mania, because it's nice to discover it still makes me smile:
Screen-copied from this site nyah. a Dunder Mifflin building right next to Vance Refridgerators? PRICELESS.
Sorry, it might be old, but I've never seen THIS one before. I need to hang it on my wall and worthip it, maybe.