- I remember that the first digital camera that we have bought was a Sony; and I don't really care about the model name so please don't ask me about it.
- As far as I remembered, it was bought as a present for my wife on our 2nd anniversary, and that was what I thought. Apparently my wife doubt it, and I don't want to fight on it because as far as I am concern I have the worse memory ever when it comes to these small tiny details. What I do remember that I already bought a digital camera for us to be occupied with.
- So this camera was quite an old model because it still using the 3A bateries and I doubt you can still find one of it kind in the market today. One of the annoying thing is that these 3A batteries seems to only last for 4 hours.
- I don't know what is the function of the On/Off button because even after you switch it Off, the batteries will still fading away. As a preventive action, we will need to take the batteries out of the casing after we finished taking picture. I remember that once we want to take a picture of a monkey during a trip in a zoo, my wife could not find the batteries as the batteries fall out from the casing into my wife's handbag. If you have a wife with three kids then you should be able to imagine how it is impossible to find a batteries in a your wife's handbag in a very short period of time; full with napkin, bottles, biscuits and other things, not to mention those things that belong to the mom herself. So we miss the monkeys...
- But with all the financial investment that have been made on the camera we survived until about last few months.
- Arriving at Japan, making friends with all the young people who don't really know where to spend their money, we getting involved with people those have something with a Nikkon tag hanging at their neck where-ever they go. This kind of virus doesn't only infecting the young people. I recall a moment when we are viewing some pictures of our friends going for a camping trip. There is one particular picture in which all the moms having this thing hanging at their neck and I think they do it on purpose.
- After that moment, my wife start to make her move. Clearly she already infected by this virus and I know that only by getting the thing "with the tag" will cure it.
- Here I am now, in the search for the cure for my wife.
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Monday, August 9, 2010
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Ho !! Ho!! Ho!! First ever post.
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