Because of this

Today Bingley's replacement harddrive arrived (yay!) so I decided not to wait for avatar1983 to get back and rebuilt him myself. I felt very accomplished and techy until I plugged him in and Anton wouldn't recognize him, so I needed avatar1983's help anyway to find out how to initialize the disk etc. Anyway I did it, so that's cool! Bingley's gained some weight (in a good way - he's now 500GB), and is now up and running.

iTunes, however, was unhappy with this arrangement. I'm not sure what upset it, but I am in the process of faffing about with it and will shortly persuade it that moving the library was its idea after all and it'll be fine. iTunes is much pickier than it has any right to be sometimes. Oh, well.

In other news, I'm still a little wibbly about the work I want to have done tomorrow and OKAY ALREADY, I know you think the CPU is too hot, but I promise you it's not; you're just lying. Sorry, this message keeps popping up every 30 seconds and it's like seriously. Just settle down.

Right, I'm making some progress on work (or at least I did last night), I'm in the process of making several problems my mares (alas Dr Horrible, we hardly knew ye), plans for tomorrow are deferred so I will see WALL-E sometime later this week (sooooo excited!), and generally I'm feeling slightly more positive than I have been the last couple of days. Haha it's nice when life throws you problems you know you can fix XD It's reassuring, like.

Also I read this quote the other day and I keep meaning to put it up, mostly so I can get rid of the post-it in front of my keyboard XD: "Only enemies speak the truth; friends and lovers lie endlessly, caught in the web of duty." - Stephen King. While it's easy to agree with this quote, I think it's not always true. I think we always think it's true, especially in moments of insecurity, but I wonder what the context was in which King wrote this (since it doesn't sound like the kind of thing anyone's likely to say out loud - there's a semicolon, after all!)