ANYWAY, more importantly, I guess I never explained how the Lappy got its life back. I found my order form for the comp and the warranty and it is good until 2010. But the 'limited' part scared me, so I called to see what the deal was. I got transferred around until some very commonly monotone (but polite!) man script-read me that I needed to be in front of the computer because there is sometimes a hardware complication that can be checked by discussing it, apparently. I explained, using all of the patience I could muster after spending the day on the phone with ridiculously retarded insurance company representatives, that my problem was not, in fact, hardware. I told him, for the second time, that not only did I verify that it was the AC adapter that was malfunctioning by using someone else's, but it would be impossible for me to turn the computer on while on the phone with him because it couldn't charge. After Mr. Genius checked with his supervisor, they "made an exception" for me. The supervisor even needed to get on the phone with me after Mr. G. Why, I'm not sure. He did nothing other than verify everything I had already gone though...twice, at that point. However, anticipating a 2-3 day waiting period, I received the new adapter next day, and therefore rated Dell's Customer Service highly upon receipt of yet another customer service survey. (I also did one at Jasmine, a restaurant at school, today. Pushy survey people.)
So that's Lappy's story. I was so thrilled to have 'er back, I had to spend three hours belfing last night, hence the cranky sleep deprivation. It was a bad plan. I had a test today I wound up getting a 24.5/30 on (good for some; crappy for me). And I certainly could have used that time to study properly, but I didn't, so it's entirely my fault. I'm not overly saddened by the grade, I just know I could have done better had I applied myself. But I used there being "a lot going on" as an excuse in my head, so: bad! bad linda!
Ironically enough, on our way back from the closed restaurant to campu
I'll never think of "Fwee Wii-ry" the same again. (Scroll to around 3:15 if you don't want to listen to the entire Japanese food portion.)
So the remainder of my day was much less eventful. Did yet more "to-do" things after my nap: downloaded a shit-ton of new (old) podcasts, packed a LOT of apartment stuff to bring tomorrow, as I won't be back home 'till Friday, and then read for almost two hours
Chris's flight got delayed (and by delayed I mean canceled and re-scheduled), though, so now I will have a good seven hours in Queens without him, and my plan is basically to read what I didn't get done tonight, do some RA data entry work, and bike ride in the city for the first time ever. No sidewalks! I have to remember that rule (law?). I learned it at Tom's house the other night, and I was entirely unaware of it.
And now, before I try to count myself to sleep, I will take the unnecessarily long time to post a picture or two for each day that I've missed photos for. I'm actually pretty sure there's one day I didn't even take a picture, but I'll try to work around that, or, failing that, just not put one in. Oh yeah, and Sean? Is there a way to get the picture to immediately po
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No, I get the same issue with adding photos myself. The best solution I've found is adding all the photos first, and then adding text in between them. Not that I remember to do that ever, but it does work sort of.
Me + your blog = greatness
Blogs might be the Root of All Evil. Patton Oswalt is kicking ass on the show.
Oh em ge, we were sooo crabby that day. I bet you missed me today since we didn't have class. Actually, I bet it was sweet release.
I think....I think you meant 'relief.'
No, I meant release
deal with it
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