Tuesday, October 26, 2010

How to get a Mac

As you realized, mac books are completely different from all other stupid slow computers in the world. We, all the students, want a MAC BOOK PRO 17inch. i7 2.66 GHz, 4G memory,Mac OS X leo part. I will tell you how to get one>:) First, if you already have a computer (samgsung, toshiba, DELL, hp, etc.), it would be harder for you to recieve a mac than to get one as your first laptop. If you are very willing to get a mac, you must give up your old laptop with your secret videos in there. There are many ways to get rid of your old laptop. However, it must be an appropriate reason good enough to convince your parents that it was not done intentionally or willingly. Some of the ways are telling or making your friend bump you so that you can over react and throw your laptop away, completely smashing it into piece, not able to be fixed; Spilling water until the laptop completely breaks down and blaming on some one you haven't even met; Pirate alot of videos from the internet and get as many viruses you can which will complete (COMPLETELY or you can download windows again) so that the computer doesn't even show the screen. Another way to convince your parents that you need a mac is to pretend you're left out from your friends, having a miserable life in school, hating life, having no more friends, and not being able to do any work because of the lack of capability of the slow, old, stupid, laptop. Email me if you want more ways:)

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Migrant Mother


Its been 3 months since we arrive at the habour of North America. Life was known to be much more decent and glorious here but nothing seemed to differ from my home. My husband always wonder around looking for a job to feed our children, who are starving day by day. I am right to say that we are hopeless, and that only luck is left to save us from this life.
Me and my children beg in the care streets on our knees for scraps of food while thousand of people in their black suits pass by us, knocking us over on purpose. We sleep in street corners and drink from puddles on the ground. I feel miserable and only is very sorry for my three children. I am not worthy to be called their mother and I would rather send them off with one of those fat rich man so that they can at least get a place to live in.
Everyday, we live in misery and hunger, always ravenous for anything we can eat. We have no ability to get any money or a house to live in. It seems like me and my children have caught a disease which never came upon us previously. My children have no more energy left in them and are always lying or sleeping. They even seem hate the brightness of the sun and care afraid of people in the streets.
I am always thinking away to get a grip in our lives but nothing comes to my mind as I sit there, dumbfounded and just waiting for something to come along and save us.