You Know Not!

in fact, I get painless migraines as well as the regular (haha, can a migraine be called regular?) writhing like a worm on a hook kindof migraine. I take the Walgreens migraine medicine for them. It’s not as exciting and daring as Botox for migraines, but it works for me. And oh by the way: those pain free migraines can last for days, complete with nausea and vertigo and light and noise sensitivity. It’s quite the trip, I assure you.

That’s me, at least as far as electronics go. I am always the last to get the newest gadget. In fact, I am usually so late getting a gadget that it can hardly be considered new anymore. Like now, when mp3 players can hold a bazillion GB, I finally bought one. Yessiree, Bob, I went all out and got myself a TWO GB player. Yeah. Already too small.

I am a consummate window shopper. Some would say compulsive. I prefer to think of myself as prudent and frugal, but the truth is that I often over analyze things looking for the absolute best buy. Conversely, I will also spend money without comparison shopping, and I usually end up spending too much when I do that. There ya go, another useless fact for your encyclopedia of Cass.

When I got this computer, I knew I would want to add more memory. Vista just sucks it up unreal. I tried to go to 4 GB, but it didn’t work in this machine, and after two different sets of 2 GB laptop memory sticks, I gave it up, and just went with 1GB sticks. I get a lot less white screening, but it’s not as fast as I thought it would be.

Which is really kinda weird, considering how long I have been a Christian. I mean religious jewelry: crosses, praying hands and just such as this. I guess the closest I have to something like that is a creche brooch, which I usually forget to wear. Does that even count? Whether it counts or not, it’s okay with me, since I don’t want any of it anyway. I’ve just never been that into it. Now you know something else about me.