My computer died on me about a week and a half ago, leaving me without access to my emails, my precious farm, my pogo games and my ability to vote for the Refresh Everything projects I've been supporting. I went through serious withdrawal, folks, which I am only now coming out of. My life is tied to this contraption. Without my calendar, I don't know where I'm supposed to be when. Without my emails, I don't know who is contacting me and why. Without Internet access, I can't get information in an instant. Without my games - now, that was the hard one - I don't know how to relax. This computer catastrophe taught me something; I'm addicted.
I admit it, I'm a user. Whether I'm writing a blog, updating my website, posting new information on The Uptown Initiative, processing orders or just playing games, I spend anywhere from 8-10 hours a day on this computer. Truth is, I'd spend more time on it if I could. I forgot that a computer is a tool not life. The week without it showed me that.
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