I am back on a computer.
For the low, low price of $388 or (7777 Kč.)
It's a cheap computer, but I challenge anyone in Australia to find a notebook - not a netbook, for that price. Hell, you couldn't even buy a smart phone for that price. Surely we make computers at home, why do they need to be so expensive. Silly Australia.
Things I have learn't about myself since I broke my laptop:
For the low, low price of $388 or (7777 Kč.)
It's a cheap computer, but I challenge anyone in Australia to find a notebook - not a netbook, for that price. Hell, you couldn't even buy a smart phone for that price. Surely we make computers at home, why do they need to be so expensive. Silly Australia.
Things I have learn't about myself since I broke my laptop:
- I thoroughly enjoy formatting things in lists.
- I don't normally have an addictive personality, except when it comes to procedural crime dramas and trashy Australian soap operas.
- YouTube
- My phone
- My Ipod
- Anyone who I played Wordfeud against
- The Guardian - Nicholas Sparks. You may just be another sappy love story that I am not particularly interested in, but you have filled the time nicely.
- Buzzfeed Mobile App
- Motion City Soundtrack (Your infectious indie rock and dulcet tones have soothed me to sleep many a nights)
I would like to conclude this post by including a list of items that I have lost over this trip so far:
- Boots - Full story here.
- Not one, but two scarves. One stolen by my bat shit crazy host mother in Georgia, another lost in night of drunken tom-foolery in Budapest.
- My ski jacket. - I saw it in the hostel when everybody had checked out for the flood, but then it mysteriously disappeared. I think Greg may have packed it with his stuff.
- A wallet - Stolen from a bar in Krakow, it only had 10 zl and a room key in it, so it really wasn't too upsetting.
- A bank card - left in the ATM when we stopped to buy ice cream in Tbilisi.
- My handbag, the former soviet union gas mask bag. - Pretty sure it was stolen by some drunken slurry in the hostel.
- Majority of my clothing. - I honestly don't know what happened to it.
- Lens cap for my SLR camera.
- Two Ipod cords.
- The wall charger section for my phone. I now have a new one, but not through honest means. I stayed at this horrible place in Prague and asked if they had one I could borrow. They had a basket of about 20, and a bad attitude, so I just left with it.
- The cord for my phone charger. - Left in the bar when it flooded.
- 30 bobby pins and every hair tie I had.
- Four toothbrushes.
- Two lipsticks, one lip gloss and a compact powder brush.
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