By StevieB
As I picked up my car from the car wash, I noticed that my
Apple logo sticker was badly faded. Being an Apple-head it’s important that my
shiny white Apple sticker be prominently displayed in the rear window of my
vehicle. A faded and worn out sticker is a good indication that it’s time to
buy a new MacBook.
Like a pop-up
timer in a turkey.
It has been in the back of my head for a while that I may
want to replace my trusty sidekick. An aging gracefully white MacBook that has
been my closest friend since late ’06. Mostly my thoughts of a new Mac laptop
are driven by the massive amount of papers I’ve been writing for school. I need
to buy an updated version of Word, so really now that I have a typical gay boy
Apple-zombie problem I might as well just buy a new computer.
Remember when Apple retail stores were like libraries?
Quiet and respectable places where the
Apple staff would greet you with eager anticipation.
Now, they’re like the grand Turkish bazaar. Hoards of people
hungry for all things Apple.
I found
a Macman on my latest visit to the sleek white Apple temple and started to
decide which of the shiny electro-happiness would be correct for me.
It is harder than I thought.
I finally decided to not decide.
Pending more research whether I need a
MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. And so my trusty ol’ white Mac Book is still by my
side. My Apple sticker fades more everyday as my car waits for a new white
window sticker.
This post originally appeared on Steven Bennet's website Nice to See StevieB. Republished with permission.
It has been in the back of my head for a while that I may
want to replace my trusty sidekick. An aging gracefully white MacBook that has
been my closest friend since late ’06. Mostly my thoughts of a new Mac laptop
are driven by the massive amount of papers I’ve been writing for school. I need
to buy an updated version of Word, so really now that I have a typical gay boy
Apple-zombie problem I might as well just buy a new computer. 
