| My apple pie is arriving... soon! |
| Saturday, 26 January 2008 | |
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Now, in less than 12 hours, my apple pie will arrive and I will be a certified green apple in the world of Macintosh. I'm actually both excited and a little afraid that it might disappoint me. There's a lot to learn and there's a lot to discover about it.
I know, one by one, my questions will be answered and little by little the cobwebs will be gone. Everyday will be a learning day and every discovery (of a newbie), I will share...
Join me in this new adventure.
(as much as I wanted to sit in front of this PC and work some more while waiting for my apple pie, I have to run to GBC and join my friends for our usual Saturday late-dinner).
Readers have left 6 comments. 1. Untitled rb olsq p, Unregistered An apple a day, keeps the doctor away. :-) 2. Untitled mae, Unregistered i wish that'll be the case.. coz here comes more nights with less sleep for me. gotta learn managing my time! ![]() Posted 2008-01-28 07:41:53 3. Untitled ria, Unregistered mae, forgive me for my ignorance, but does "apple pie" mean a mac laptop? ![]() 4. Untitled mae, Unregistered that was just my term for my macbook ria :) Posted 2008-02-12 11:59:53 |
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I am Mae German. 34 years old. Born in Mangatarem, province of Pangasinan. I was taught and trained by 




All my life in I.T., I have been a PC-user. I started with a 486 with a paper-white monitor back in the 90s. Now I am using a three- or four-year old Pentium 4 with my decade-old (110v) monitor (which by the way, now lacks brightness/contrast). I work in a PC-based world and was not really given any opportunity to work or even touch a Macintosh until late 2006 and some times in 2007 (thanks to RG and MJ for sharing). 
gotta learn managing my time! 

