hi. my name is Megz. and i have an addiction...
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i've had this addiction since my mom came home with this...
my brother set it up and it was all downhill from there. this addiction of mine.
Oh! The memories...those misty
As I got older my addiction to technology only got worse. I wanted more. I wanted to best. I wanted the newest. Unfortunately, Steve wasn't there. And Apple? Well, without him, they just kind of disappeared from sight and mind.
So, instead I got to deal with PCs for the next several (many) years. Or PoCs (Pieces of...yougetthepicture). I am sorry if you love your PC. I am not trying to offend you. It's just my experience and how I feel. I am an Apple person. That is all I can say. Or should I actually say "I am a Steve Jobs person"?
The only good thing that came out of the 'break' that Steve took from Apple? And my enforced use of PCs? I *had* to work on them. I *had* to get inside of them, open them up, and....I LOVED IT!!! *twitches* hence the reason we are hear today. Suddenly just being on a computer wasn't enough, I had to find excuses to -occasionally- open them up and get into their brains. New hard drive here. More memory there. Damn! Needs a new fan! Darn it all. And on and on and on.
And then Steve was back!!! OMFG! Steve was back! And the amazing, revolutionizing things he was doing at Apple! *gasp* Suddenly Apple was back on the techie map in a big way. And seriously, if this was Risk, everyone else would be F-U-H-C-K-E-D! Because Apple owned that board. It's obvious he loved what he did. And it's obvious he loved the company. And it's obvious he wanted everybody else to love it to. Because we do. Don't we? In a huge, fanatical kind of way. The man was amazing.
The only bad thing about giving me back Apple- and with it Macs? He took away my tinkering!!! *whines*
Sure, some of the first versions of certain items aren't perfect. But the thing about apple is that, most of the time, they do not rush their products and they learn from their mistakes. So what I'm stuck with now is a perfectly running iMac, and perfectly running macbook, and perfectly running iPad 2, and a perfectly running iPhone 4. Bah! (first rule of technology: don't buy the first version. wait for them to work out the kinks and then buy it!)
SO! When I was face timing with my sister last night and she was talking about how they had taken my mom's iMac into the Apple Store and the dude at the Genius Bar had told them that they need to install more memory before she can run Lion...I started to sweat just a little bit at the though of "installing" something. *Because* she then brought up the macbook! I asked if they were going to take it to someone to have it done or if she was going to try to do it herself. And she said, "The guy said they were just slots." I told her that yes, for the iMac, there are slots at the bottom of the monitor for the memory cards, BUUUUT if they are thinking of upgrading the memory on the macbook too then she will have to take off the bottom of the macbook to get to the memory cards. Her eyes got all big, meanwhile probably just my pupils got big much like the techie addict that I am. I am surprised I could keep the twitching to a minimum. The fact that I didn't scream at her to just send it all to me speaks volumes for my self control. [I should mention that while I was speaking to her she said, "I don't even know what this thing is called." about the iMac. O_O *picks jaw off floor and tells self to be good, just be good*]
my name is Megz. and i am an addict. *sits back down*
thank you
LOVE *HUGS*MWAH*MWAH*MWAH*



