





I was completely stocked when I received my new MAC Book Pro yesterday. I figured if the computer says it, it must be. It was christmas as I realized the Fed-ex truck following me into the cul-de-sac was stopping at my house! However now I am very frustrated at the moment. I feel like I am back in 2nd grade and need a computers for dummies book. I have no idea what I am doing. The shortcuts are all different and going to school for 4 years to learn computer graphics I live by shortcuts. No Cntl C, No Cntl V, nothing!! The "trackpad" is possessed. There is no right clicking involved, I don't know that there is a right button. One doesn't really realize how many times they use the right button until there is no right button! And honestly it took me 20 minutes to find internet explorer. My roommate had to point that out for me or I still would have been lost today. It's Safari for those who don't know. Even typing is different - there is no delete - well there is a delete button but it is actually the backspace button. I can not even try to describe the differences. Everyone keeps telling me I will love it but I hope that love comes sooner rather than later! I'll keep you posted. AND Purdue is out of Photoshop for MAC - ARGH!! so frustrating! Hope everyone else is having a good day. It will be a fairly quiet week on here as I move all my files from the other computer. However I have 2 shoots this weekend I will be posting next week.



And the youngest of the three TREVOR...
So growing up in and living in the Midwest all my life I have never before experienced an earthquake. When asked this morning if I think it could be the end of the world I had no idea but was glad to know that if it was I was able to sleep right through it!! However right after I got to work this morning I was startled by another tremble. I did what any sane human being would do; I freaked out and ran outside (yeah I now know that wasn't the smartest either) and was greeted by my co-worker who also felt it.
We got on the subject of fault lines and how we both think the coast of California will be gone in our lifetime; that is if it our lifetime last us past today. But he was explaining what I think is a genius idea. People are buying land along the east side of one of the major fault lines that runs through Nevada, Colorado and up through Washington. Right now these properties are going for cheap as they are just unusable dessert land but seriously in 200 years could be a great ocean front investment. :)