My computer has been in the shop. Keith took it to the Apple Store but they didn’t know what to do with it, so it was sent off for repair. I had not realized how attached I’d become to my MacBook. When I went home in the evenings I hardly knew what to do. I watched some movies and read something I didn’t have to edit, but those no longer held the appeal they once did. I really missed my laptop.
Keith hooked me up with an extra laptop at the office, but I couldn’t take it home ’cause it didn’t work really well if it was moved around a lot. So, even though I could work at my office, I still didn’t have my “toy” to play with in the evenings. Now, I know what you might be thinking, but you’d be wrong. I didn’t spend hours on the Internet; I didn’t play Solitaire or other mindless games; but I did write. And that’s what I have realized I missed. Not so much my tool, but the product this tool helped me create. And there’s where the attraction lay–writing.
I got my MacBook back today and it seems to be fixed. So, I can write and when I get through, I can write some more. I really need to catch up; I’d better hurry.
Grams
Glad you’re having fun with your “toy”! I’ll try my best to keep it running.