We're all still in our pajamas (and some of our pj outfits are more "creative" than others, ahem). I think we might even get out of them some time today... In the meantime, TubaDad is playing with "my" new computer (I laugh when he calls it my computer even though I didn't ask for a new one and was perfectly happy with the old one), I'm reading a library book (Debbie Macomber's Wyoming Brides), and the girls are sitting on my lap and popping virtual bubble wrap
at this fun web site (you'll need to scroll down to the link that says "pop some virtual bubble wrap now," and we checked "manic mode" so the bubbles pop as you mouseover them, no clicking needed).
Ro's high score is 37 seconds
Ree's high score is 1 minute 12 seconds
My high score is 14.8 seconds
And TubaDad's high score is 11.6 seconds (Damn!! I cannot believe that I can't beat him. My hands just aren't steady enough):
I pop bubble wrap at 16.90 bubbles per second! I popped 196 bubbles in 11.6 seconds
at www.Virtual-Bubblewrap.com!
Can you beat my score? |
It might sound boring, but man after a crazy-hectic October, it feels wonderful to have one whole day where TubaDad isn't traveling and we don't have a single commitment on the calendar. We can stay in our pajamas ALL DAY if we want to. And we just might.
So, can anyone beat TubaDad's score?
PS: Here's a pic of the girls (with a smidge of help from TubaDad, heh heh) installing memory on the new computer. TubaDad has apparently given up on his dream that I'll embrace the Macintosh and now says he's going to build a "smokin' fast" pc to replace our old one. For those technical folks who care, he has gotten an ASUS motherboard, an Intel i7 950 processor, 12GB of memory (which he swears even I can't max out with my simultaneous Photoshop, Lightroom, Lumapix, web browser, and Pinnacle Videospin apps), and an Intel X25-M solid state drive. There's also an LG 27" high-contrast LCD monitor.
I'm ashamed to admit this....but I had to give it a try. Both of my girls are napping and I just took a break and was checking in. Both Ro and Ree did better than I.
ReplyDeleteLove Debbie M. books. Really lite reading that you can do quickly
ReplyDeleteSweet on the computer. Bubble wrap page is jammed with all of the lurkers from your site>
ReplyDeleteYou don't have any love for the Mac?? Wow, I've never met one of YOU people before. And you look so normal :)
ReplyDeleteHope TubaDad is able to build you the mother of all computers!
I am the same way i can't embrace the Mac they are too complicated but i would gladly eat my words if someone showed me how to use it for now i will stick to my Dell
ReplyDeleteFun!! Can't wait to let the kids play when I'm done - one of these days!!! Hehe!!
ReplyDeleteBubble wrap is awesome, it's one of Maisie's favorite apps on my iPhone.
ReplyDeleteSadness for Mac users. :(
ReplyDeleteI'm running to got pop some bubble wrap...LOVE that stuff.
ReplyDeletehahahahahahahahahahaha....
ReplyDeletethe underw**r...
but RO or Ree i can't recognize.
jinfeng
The underw**r over the pjs CRACKS me up :-O
ReplyDeleteLove everything about this post, especially the pic of the pants (pant**s) on top of the shirt. Awesome
ReplyDeleteOk, the PJ's tucked into the und*es is too cute!!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't resist. 3rd try...10.9 seconds. Off to do better...
ReplyDeleteAwesome rig you got... good choice, TubaDad.
ReplyDeleteToo bad M3 never saw the light on the Mac. But Win7 is actually not all that bad. I just wonder if your 12G RAM will be enough :-)
I'm glad you like my bubble wrap site! Oh, and Lisa~~, I am working on getting an iPhone app made to distribute--the guy that put that one up stole all of my graphics and everything. It's total intellectual property theft :(
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