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supermatt41

Monday Monday

Jan 16, 2012 08:18

This morning I woke up early, as I always do, and decided to get out of the house and treat myself to coffee and a pumpkin scone (NOM) at my favorite Starbucks. I don't much care if you sneer at me (I know how many people feel about Starbucks), because sometimes it just feels good to sit someplace warm and clean with free wifi and comfy seats, ( Read more... )

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sahlah January 16 2012, 16:37:36 UTC

New tiny camera - how wonderful. Can't wait to see the work of TC. :)

Salt and caramel are evil-ly delicious together.

Enjoy your day too. Accomplishing stuff is overrated sometimes. Take a nap too.

supermatt41 January 16 2012, 17:32:07 UTC

I have high hopes for TC2!

I don't know who came up with the salted caramel combo, but I hope there's a special place in heaven for him/her.

anita_margarita January 16 2012, 18:59:57 UTC

Actually, I like sitting in Starbucks. It's being with people without actually having to interact, and sometimes that's all you really need.

And it's too freakin' cold today to go outside and accomplish anything labor-related.

supermatt41 January 16 2012, 21:15:12 UTC

It sure is cold out there. HELLO WINTER. TOOK YOUR SWEET TIME.

jaiser January 16 2012, 20:01:48 UTC

Sounds like the best possible use of a day off! As Head of the Department of Justifications, I highly approve!

supermatt41 January 16 2012, 21:16:13 UTC

I was going to appeal to the Board of Lazy, but you're a department head, and that's more than enough!

jaiser January 17 2012, 16:23:56 UTC

In all instances, I have to approve their decisions anyway, so it's best to cut out the middleman! Enjoy! ;-)

ninetinytrees January 16 2012, 22:35:30 UTC

MLK wanted people to be kind to people. By being kind to yourself and having Starbucks, you're doing it in one fell swoop. Brava!

supermatt41 January 16 2012, 22:49:24 UTC

Well said! Grazie, bella!

rockingthemike January 16 2012, 22:51:11 UTC

love the pumpkin scone from starbucks, but we only get it during canadian thanksgiving up here.

as a recent convert to the mac, it's well worth it. you pay a little more for the hardware, but honestly, i see my macbook sticking around for a good 5 years at least, with the proper maintenance and care (a friend has had the same mac laptop since 2nd year university, and that was seven years ago!). software is typically cheaper than pc's, and there's very little risk of virus or trojan infections due to the ultra-tight programming of the computer.

honestly, just get it; you'll thank yourself (and me) for it later. ;)

supermatt41 January 17 2012, 02:23:42 UTC

It's statements like yours that make me want one more and more all the time. Considering how important the computer is to almost every part of my life, it might be worth taking the plunge. *gulp*

rockingthemike January 17 2012, 16:01:36 UTC

i know that the apple brand has it's detractors (and they do bring up some valid points), but as a personal reference if you will, i've had my macbook for nearly six months, and have been 100% happy with it. the o/s is very user friendly (though it does have a nasty habit of filng files for you, so you sometimes end up with duplicates), and intuitive. i think i learned the basic ins and outs of the comptuer within a week.

keep us posted on the developments!