Still learning, and reviving an old laptop.
My last Facebook status had read: "... is amused at the fact that no
matter how long you've known the people you love, you still learn
something new about them. It makes your friendships and relationships
more interesting and exciting day by day."
So
true. Even though you think you know a person inside and out, no matter
how close you already are, you still discover something new about them,
like a new quirk, a new hobby or talent, or just something that they've
been keeping for quite a long time. Or it just tells us that we still
grow and learn something about ourselves and others every day. That's
what also makes me love my friends and loved ones even more.
Randomness.
I inherited a laptop from my brother 3 years ago, then it crashed and
when I was about to have it fixed, we couldn't find the adapter because
my mom had misplaced it along with a whole bunch of wires and cables.
Never got around to buying a new adapter because I had resorted to
using the PC again. Even though every file and raw photo in the laptop
was very precious, I learned how to detach myself and have a clean
slate again. The laptop stayed in my room, untouched, like a huge
paperweight or bookend.
But surprise, while my mom was looking
for a spare antenna this morning for one of our old radios, she finally
found the bag that had the laptop's adapter inside, along with an extra
mouse, a USB cable and two 3 1/2 floppy disks, hahaha. After 3 long
years, my laptop was alive again. Of course, I had to check and
reformat the darn thing and re-install some stuff this entire evening,
but yay, at least I have a working laptop again. And to think that
before I had to look for the adapter 3 years ago, I was about to pay
someone to do all that stuff for me, when I could actually do it myself.