That is my constant prayer. Well, it does say in the Bible "ask and you shall receive", probably the only part of the Bible I really like. Couldn't hurt. And gee, I asked the IRS to refund $151, and they sent me $1,900. Really nice of them. So I bought myself a new CPU for my system, one that doesn't have to clear its throat several times before opening anything. I can get on the Internet super duper fast, and Photoshop, wow, it just breezes along, though it did take a few long minutes to load that sucker. I use this thing a lot. I photograph all my paintings and archive them here. I download royalty free images as references for paintings. I write brochures and print cards and business cards of my own images. I play games. A lot. And this has a dynamite sound system, basically my only stereo at the moment. I convert vinyl into files for my ITunes. Not a day goes by that I am not online, perusing my thought for the day from Hazelden and cyberlurking in my children's lives on Facebook. And as much as I love the speed and wonder of this newness, it is unfamiliar and feels weird. Not a huge fan of change, when you come right down to it. I learned a while ago that one can change one thing in twenty-one days. I am going to work on that. The really fine thing about the new system is that I will be writing it off next year on my taxes, and it may mean another fine bunch of money will land in my bank account, again. Ah, life is good, confusing, but good.
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