Nice. I actually ended up getting my new MacBook Friday morning at about 10 o' clock. Nothing brings up my mood more than having an entire world placed before me and being told "Voila. Have at it!"
I've been carousing about this fine piece of machinery for the past couple days, and it has truly grown on me. I had to figure out the keys because they kind of just... just out. *shrug* it got to the point where I've figure out how to type with just my finger-pads on my right hand [I play guitar, so I clip my left-hand fingers and 'groom' the right hand fingers]. Ends up that I've definitely found a new friend.
That's what I always loved about Apple. They create these almost... extensions of personality. It isn't necessarily always about creating a top-o'-the-line hulk that could easily stare down a Boeing jet engine, but something that is simplistic enough to use yet complex enough to keep figuring out every day -- like a friend. I'm anthropomorphising it, I know... It's just such a pleasure to have a wingman again. Someone/ something that could give me a bit of help while designing websites or creating logos... My oh my, what a wonderful thing.

In other news, I've got therapy coming up... I have to drive down to Wheaton, IL, in order to get feedback on what's 'wrong' with me. For the longest time I thought it should be something that I would need to go to a clinic for, but upon further analysis, I think that I may just need to not attend Judson University. This place squelches my spirit.

I suppose that after this expensive form of self-aggrandisement I'll go back home, maybe make plans for a trip to Colorado Springs to visit the good ol' family things, and maybe I'll just end up enjoying my Christmas. My family would be dumbstruck, however. Imagine their faces when I tell them that I don't plan on attending Christmas at our house.
"Not be at Christmas? WHY, THAT'S ABSURD!! Christmas only happens with your family."

Obviously.