Emotion in Sentence Fragments
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I feel disconnected.
My desktop computer is sitting dark and silent, waiting for me to buy and install some memory. Thank God (and the VIM) for this lovely little laptop.
As days go by, I realize HOW MUCH I had stored on my computer. Saved emails from days before the VIM was the VIM. Backups of my old journals dating back to 2001. Pictures. Nothing I can’t live without (like my spreadsheet of passwords I printed out on a whim last week *whew*!). But enough “me” stuff that I feel like crying. And hitting myself hard on the forehead with the palm of my hand and yelling, “doh!”
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Can’t you recover it? There are people who can do that. Warning, though: Don’t take it to Staples! My uncle took his to Staples for something else, and they completely wiped out everything – including all of his business contacts. Even the recovery people couldn’t recover the stuff. But that won’t happen to you! No! It can be recovered!
Comment by Kacey January 25, 2007 @ 10:08 amOur computer went bust last summer after a lightening strike and some guy who works on computers was able to save nearly all the hard drive. He brought it back to us and installed it into our new computer as a separate drive and it works great.
Comment by kenju January 25, 2007 @ 12:48 pmThere might be hope… We were able to bring back an old hard drive that had bit the dust to get some data off it. I know exactly what you’re feeling!!!
Comment by Marie January 25, 2007 @ 4:57 pmMy brother recommended Compusa to me-if there is one in your area. Hope you’re able to get your info/pics back!
Comment by Heather January 26, 2007 @ 4:31 am