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Originally Posted by teenytinylinuxgrl You didn't like being 14? I think it's going to be wonderful, going to high school for the first time and all. I'm scared of adulthood ...
  1. 07-22-2009 #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by teenytinylinuxgrl View Post
    You didn't like being 14? I think it's going to be wonderful, going to high school for the first time and all. I'm scared of adulthood when it gets here. I really like my life just the way it is and I don't want it to change, but I know it's coming. So no worries about growing up too fast! I wish I could slow it down. Change is scary! Even for a girl who wasn't afraid to change from Vista to Ubuntu, lol.

    Amy
    A lady with a brain! I married one of those, 35 year ago. She is a PhD physicist working at a national laboratory smashing protons into anti-protons to see what stuff is made of. Our grand kids are about your age, and smart also. Joseph is a budding engineer, and Linux user. I gave him my old laptop last year - a nice Dell D600 w/ lots of memory, hi-res display, and 2 drives - one with XP and one with Ubuntu. He used the XP disc until he spilled a soda on the computer and "let the smoke out". Fortunately, it only fried the drive. He switched to the Linux drive, and has been a happy camper ever since, using it to design and control his radio/computer controlled model helicopters and airplanes. Amber is starting medical/science high school also this year. Her goal is to become a plastic surgeon.
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
  2. 08-30-2009 #42
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    23 yr struggling s/w engineer
    Sorry, it was unintentional.
    You should have told me at least once and i could have fix it.
    thanks for reminding me.
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    63 years old. Won't retire until 67, if then. Present economy is a disaster for those of us who plan to retire. I envy you younger folks who grew up using computers. You can run circles around us old folks. The personal computer wasn't around until I was in my 40's. But I took to it like a duck to water.
  4. 09-27-2009 #44
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    According to the numbers, there are nineteen under-twenties here! So there should be 19 members of the Linux Kids social network! So come on, you other Linux kids.

    Amy
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