Dave Shea talks about 7 randomly-selected things that made him happy in 2005, which � According to him � everyone else is doing
. Well, he�s the only one I�ve seen doing this, but it seems like a fun idea, so here are mine.
Teh server
Mid-2004, we got ourselves this awesome server deal, and it kept rocking on through 2005. Around Christmas, we actually switched to a new � faster, and more powerful � box, and I�m in love with it already. We�re currently thinking of a name for the box.
Le Book
I finally got myself a laptop this year. A PowerBook G4 15?, to be exact. I got it at ljs, where I was helped by my friend Casper Schipper.
I pod
My dad got me 20GB iPod [Photo] for my 25th birthday. It started out as a fancy mp3 player and a little mirror, but has evolved into an external hard drive that has been a saving angel in many stressful moments for both myself as a couple of classmates.
DrawBot stopped working when I upgraded to Tiger
(Mac os X). This was bad timing as I was just about to do some design by code
experiments for my final project at the kabk. Then I remembered it�s spin-off, which � to my pleasant surprise � appears to have built-in export to Quicktime
functionality.
I quit smoking in 2003, but decided to get started again since my final year at the kabk has started. I expect to work all day and drink all night a lot this year, and I remember cigarretes to be a nice companion in such times.
Formally, I used to smoke whatever brand I knew; was available; or was being used by people around me. This time, I have concluded that there�s one that I actually like better than all the others, taste wise. This happens to be the same brand my father uses, which � considering our shared tastes in drinks, music, after-shave, and so on � isn�t entirely surprising.
In 2004, I first got into therapy at what was then called Parnassia. They have been a great help from the start, although it was very much about trying to find out what the causes of my strugglings were. Throughout 2005 � when it was becoming clear what the causes were � I was confronted with a more and more hands-on approach, helping me to deal with things in life, including the ones I found the most hard to deal with: anxiety and depression.
Months progressed, and so did I. Thank you, PsyQ
4 comments so far.
Nice list sir
Posted by: James on January 3, 2006, at 00:05
Why thank you, sir. Looking forward to yours. ?
Posted by: ACJ on January 3, 2006, at 00:19
http://www.jameslabove.org/blog/archive/7-things
:red face:
Posted by: James on January 3, 2006, at 04:29
This is a test
Posted by: ACJ on January 8, 2006, at 07:45