I just put together my first computer. I yanked out all the wires, the blue one first- which I think connected to the printer, then the two black ones- keyboard and mouse, and then the blue and bulky 'twisty turny' one which I think lead to the screen. After jolting and plucking the wires out I then carried each component down the hall, where I re-assembled the same computer I had just pulled apart not even 3 minutes prior. In the same order that I yanked them out, I jostled the various weighted, multi coloured wires back into their slots as If they had never been removed.
Although I am chuffed with myself, for re-assembling a PC, without the help of my brother, it just means that I'm going to have to get used to doing a lot of things alone. I wasn't even in the womb alone! We've been co-dependent forever. I lean on him for somethings and he leans my way for others.
I guess it'll take some getting used to and when I next have to assemble a computer, I can smile fondly knowing that I was taught by the best.
Till next time-
Steph
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I would love to have a twin! Lucky you. It must be hard to be far from him after spending the whole life together.
ReplyDeletebest whishes,
Cecile
Being a twin has its ups and down--but more of the aforementioned than the latter. It will be, but separation is good, too!
Deleteawww I think that twins have a special conection between them, so maybe is harder separate one from the other... Good luck with this new phase!
ReplyDeleteI think we're definitely close and have a unique bond.
DeleteThanks Cilia!
Oh my goodness this must be so hard! I am dreading being apart from my best friend when we go to college because we arent sure where we are going and I can only imagine it would be even harder with a twin!
ReplyDeleteHi Kate, I think this is the first time you've stopped by my blog...Welcome!
DeleteIt is difficult, but I am comforted in knowing that despite the many miles, we'll always be the same-twins. Friendship could be more difficult as it is easier to drift apart.
Let me know if you agree.