Last!

I'm going to leave this post up for a few days. I've decided to change the URL, and just start from there. It's too much if I just leave this blog (and I don't even want to entertain the thought of deleting it!), so I think a new template and a new URL would be good enough.

Um.

I should be on MSN for the next week or so, if you want to know my new URL, just ask or email me.

nuttyceleryrabbitsticksfudge will cease to exist after a few days.

Thank you for your support, everyone!




Replies to tags:

Sharon: I'm so glad you went to watch! I know, I loved the musical, it's amazing, and how could I resist not getting the poster? Lol. I know how you feel about wanting to buy all the merchandise! I'm going for Wicked too! Does that mean you're coming down to Melbourne?!

Tee: Thanks =)

I did it.

Everyone, meet my MacBook.

Yes, I've decided to take the plunge and get a MacBook, after much consideration. To be honest, I've been thinking about switching over for a few months now, ever since my laptop crashed on me. Well, guess what - it crashed on me again a few days ago, and that was it. I think it's something to do with the hard disk, but frankly, I've had enough of Acer and Windows' infamous Blue Screen of Death. I swear, I've seen it so many times that I just shake my head and sigh when it comes up. The old laptop still works, but it's still quite whacked, and will crash without warning. And it's been three years anyway, so I figured that I might as well get a new laptop.

Ta-da.

I almost couldn't believe the greeting in the manual. Haha. Seriously, though, I really do want to believe that! =P

I asked Adryll who's a Mac-user to help me out when I went to buy it, so he did a lot by explaining while we browsed in the store. That did help immensely, but I was actually still quite hesitant right up to the point where I was already at the counter, watching the salesperson making the transaction. My brain was going, "Oh my gosh, are you sure you're ready to make the switch? Are you sure you want a Mac? Are you sure you don't want to just stick to good ol' Windows?"

My new, white MacBook! It's all still so foreign to me.

After buying the MacBook, I spent the entire afternoon with Adryll explaining the basics and information that I needed to know. It was information overload, especially after classes in the morning, and by the end of the day, I was exhausted.

It's going to take me a few weeks to get the hang of this. I'm typing out this blog entry on the Mac, and even just this makes me realize the fact that I still need some time to learn where everything is. It's so tempting to go back to Windows, where everything is so familiar, especially after years and years of using the Windows interface.

I should be more excited, I think, but until I adapt myself to the Mac interface, I doubt I'll feel very happy yet. Lol.

Change.

As you can see, I've changed the template and renamed the blog. I kept the "World" part of it; it was pointless to keep the name "Opposite Corners" since Jerry seems about definitely never coming back. The "Center of the World" actually alludes to the 2004 Japanese movie, Crying Out Love, In The Center of the World. If you've seen this moving drama, you would understand why. That, and plus, I'm a sucker for romances and the likes. Unfortunately, the new blog name doesn't sound very romantic by itself, does it? Ah well.

Second year is officially over. Sorta. Until exams are over, I wouldn't know. The next week or so will be extremely busy for me as I *cough*finally*cough* set about doing and catching up with all the work I ought to have started on already.

Less than a month until I return home (!) I don't think many people are going back in December, it'll probably just be the few of us meeting up, and catching up with one another.


*Mind blank*



Okay, I don't know what to blog about anymore. I'll update when I can. Oh. Something really stupid and embarrassing happened today, but even if it's "in character" (because it's just, oh, you know, ME *rolls eyes*), I deem it too mortifying to even blog about what happened, and I hope never to meet the other party again.