I own a  Compaq Precise Desktop  CQ 22009Tx model computer with an LCD monitor.  I like my computer because is very useful to me.  The key board and mouse match each other and are very handy.  I enjoy working on this computer as it has a flat screen monitor.  It also has a good set of speakers.  It has a 2GB RAM .  I am able to get most of my work done on the computer.   My computer is the best workplace for me.  There is nothing much to say about disliking my computer, the only draw back is I am not able to move around with it.  Sometimes, moving around with a computer helps us a lot in our day to day business life.

School life is the best period of life that you can ever come across.  Middle school life is  good, but we don’t get to realize  much.   I like High School the most.  High school is the best stage in school life as you grow up, you start making good and unforgettable friends. .   I still have contacts with my friends from High School  This is the most interesting stage as you have fun, excitement and pain too.  College life is enjoyable, but here you are more focused on working hard and passing out as you have to pursue your future career

I love my hometown. I’m from a small town in the southern part of Missouri. While I’d love to live in an urban setting, able to walk everywhere and constantly meeting new people, there is something appealing about my quaint, suburban town. The people are warm and pleasant, always welcoming new faces. The owners of stores know their customers by name and are able to ask their customers about their family members health and activities. I think this is cool—we’ve bonded as a community even though we’re unable to walk to most of the places that reside in our community.

There are so many resources and potential research that we as a collective race could tap into, however we’re at a loss with the current structure of our world’s division into countries and powers. If I could be anything in the world, I’d choose to be its emperor. Yes, eventually I’d probably become corrupt, but in the beginning I would try as hard as I could to solve the problems that plague us—such as poverty, hunger, and genocide. Imagine the possibilities of medical advancement if we had a supreme ruler that recognized the importance of curing disease over that of the acquisition of oil and power.

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If I could have anything in the world, I’d like to gather as much time as I could. There seems to be nothing more valuable to us than time. We live in a world where we perceive two things, space and time. The blind experience time and time alone. Space is irrelevant, because it is infinite and a matter of perception, whereas we are constantly losing time. With more time, I could make more friendships, have more experiences, find more meaning to life—so this is what I’d like to take from the world, it is time that I’d desire.

It’s difficult to find an answer to the question of what means a lot to me. I suppose I find that many things mean a lot to me throughout the day, and while I appreciate these things, I don’t acknowledge their independent worth or compare their relative value to other things that mean a lot to me. I guess the thing I appreciate most is the friendship with which I’ve been blessed to have with so many wonderful people. I’m grateful for each and every one of the people whom I can call my friends, and I definitely value them more than any material possession.

With Christmas a few days away, I’ve returned home and I look forward to spending the holidays with my parents, grandparents and twin brother. We’ll celebrate Christmas Eve and Christmas day rather intimately, probably by having dinner with our immediate family and then exchanging gifts for each other. Though come New Years, I’ll be going to New York to visit my boyfriend and to stay with him for a week. We’ve already purchased tickets to see Bizet’s opera, Carmen. I think we’ll also be seeing Puccini’s opera “Turandot”, which is actually a favorite of mine. I’ve never been to the Metropolitan Opera, I’m so excited!

As a classical pianist, I enjoy spending most of my free time playing the piano. My favorite pieces to play are usually written by the composers Johann Sebastian Bach (the first and father of all the other famous Bachs) and Franz Liszt, a Hungarian composer from the Romantic Era. I find that while Liszt offers a sense of faux intimacy, his pieces are more enjoyable because of the level of virtuosity that is required of the pianist. Bach, on the other hand, has a sense of depth to his music. Bach’s music never lacks intelligence and is always a joy to play.

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