You are not a winner

[dradamsapple]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at y..., "Amanda Geist" <editor at t...> wrote:
> My antique monitor looked decidely peaked this morning. 
 
> Oh, but this was a frightening prospect, having no monitor. I do 
have an old
> one of my dad's out in the garage, but it's a black and white one, 
even
> older than this one, and it runs on hamsters and I'm fresh out.

Amanda,

I have a six year old Mac I could let you have for real cheap if your 
interested! . . . (er, let me clarify, I mean Macintosh, not a kid, 
although I have a five year old kid that's been driving me crazy 
lateley if your interested in him as well!)

 So I made a
> Major Decision. A couple of bills will be late and we will *not* do 
anything
> wonderful on our anniversary tomorrow (which was not to be too 
wonderful
> anyway, probably a dinner out with all three kids since we have no 
sitter),
> and I'll pay the preschool tuition late, and I bought a new monitor.



Anyway, Congratulations on the new purchase!
A freind of mine just purchased one of the new Dell, "flat screen" 
(if you know what I mean), black computers.  Looks really futuristic.
That's on *The List* (you know, that imaginary list that you make of 
material possesions that we all try to obtain, "Someday"!!)
Happy viewing!!

Anna . . ., who keeps thinking that that old mac is actually worth 
something! 



> --Amanda, who was accompanied on this monitor-buying trip by her 
son Tomek,
> who was wired from having just been to select his Halloween costume 
(Tinky
> Winky) and to the mall to buy his little brother's (Buzz Lightyear) 
and was
> loud and fast and into every button he could find in the computer 
store, and
> thus she really just went in and grabbed the first cheap monitor 
that
> wandered by and got the hell out of there