A while ago, I had taken apart my old Handspring Visor Deluxe. I had put it way in an anti-static bag. I pretty much gave up on trying to put it back together. After reading No Plot? No Problem!, I was inspired to take it out and try to put it together.
At first, I couldn’t find one the pieces to the battery thing so I used a distorted paperclip. Then, I tried popping in some old batteries, since I had no new ones. Now the only thing left to do was to connect it to my PC. Yet again, I had deleted a program off of my computer a few days before I needed it. Luckily, I found the last piece to the battery thing and I found a driver for the Visor.
I hope I can use the Visor for my novel.
My novel will be titled Tangible Business. It’s almost time to write it. I’m gonna finish my Spanish project right now so I can work on my novel on Tuesday, because no school on Election day! By the way, the novel’s new URL is http://tangbiz.blogspot.com/
Did anyone notice that there was an early preview of The Incredibles in Finding Nemo? This guy did.
People like this guy give Bangladeshi immigrants/first generation Americans of Bengali descent. He got credit cards from his wife and he did all that?
I found out that after I was born, I was named John. My last name was either Steven or Stephen (I don’t understand which because of my mom’s accent.) How cool is that? Having two full names. I named the main character in my novel, Tangible Business, after myself.
Indie Pop Rocks is a nice radio station I found using iTunes. I’m listening to Elf Power’s Introducing Cosmic Space. It has nice off-key vocals.
Wow, I wish I could afford the time to get this. It’s the new redesigned Playstation 2. Looks sweet.
Does anyone have a manual typewriter they can afford to give away? I was thinking of working on my novel on a typewriter. An electric one’ll be fine, too. Wait, I think I might have a typewriter lying around the house, or maybe my dad threw it out. Please leave a comment if you are willing to donate one.
Would anyone like to me to write an ad? Contact me or leave a comment for an estimate.
I just noticed that the bottom of a half-gallon milk carton has slightly larger dimensions than a 3½ floppy disk. Hmm… Maybe there’s some potential profit in this finding.
