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Today’s Events

At 1 am this morning, I was still online, frantically searching for the perfect computer to buy. Hehe, it’s my habit to research thoroughly before making a purchase, which allows me to learn a lot and pretend to be knowledgeable later on. At 3 am, my eyes started to hurt, so I went to sleep, but I couldn’t fall asleep. I thought to myself, “What’s the point of getting frustrated when I’m not sleepy? I can think about more interesting things instead.” I started thinking about Google’s interview question, which involves finding the smallest prime number that can be formed using all the digits of the number e. Apparently, if you can guess it correctly, you can proceed to the next round of interviews on www.答案.com… Later, I seemed to have come up with a solution in C using bit operations, but then I thought, “Wait, why not just check the domain names recently registered by Google?” I’m a genius! I got excited and fell asleep.

Morning

At 9 am, I struggled to get out of bed, thinking that I shouldn’t always sleep in until 11 am. Today, I wanted to make a change, but in the end, I just moved to my grandfather’s bed and fell asleep again. When I woke up at 10 am, I felt like I had accomplished my task, haha! Then, I turned on my computer and went online. I checked on my rabbit and found that one of its ears was droopy, which looked quite awkward. I searched on a rabbit forum and discovered that it had ear mites! Poor rabbit. After lunch, I played with my rabbit, and as usual, I had to play the role of the “bad guy.” My rabbit is very smart and runs away from me, except when I have its favorite food, of course.

Afternoon

In the afternoon, I decided to visit the electronic market to check out some laptops. I went to the nearby Jingxi Electronic Market, braving the scorching sun. My grandmother’s old computer had a burned motherboard, so I took the opportunity to ask about repairs. I found a repairman who seemed very experienced and had a genuine worker’s demeanor. I decided to have him repair the computer. While browsing the market, I remembered that I wanted to buy a copy of StarCraft, so I rushed to a disk-copying shop. However, they wanted 10 yuan for it, and I impulsively paid without thinking. As soon as I handed over the money, I regretted it – I already had a copy of the game at school! Ah, 10 yuan is a lot of money, equivalent to a year’s worth of food for a rural child! (I’m exaggerating a bit.) I wandered around the market like a ghost, checking out pirated DVDs, but the selection was terrible. I left, proud of my love for genuine products.

More Afternoon Adventures

Later, I visited a stall selling multimeters and asked if they had any IC card readers. The vendor looked at me with a puzzled expression. I just wanted to buy one to research and see if I could recharge my water and meal cards, haha! (I’m a bit evil, but I wouldn’t actually do that – I believe in following the law.) Afterward, I returned home, and my aunt said she wanted to repair the computer. I agreed, thinking it would be a good opportunity to get it fixed while I had the time. Unfortunately, the cursed Lenovo motherboard couldn’t be removed, so I had to carry the entire computer case and go back to the electronic market with my aunt. We went to the same repairman, and after checking, he confirmed that the memory slot was burned. I’m a genius! (Actually, it was my fault – I didn’t insert the memory correctly, and it got burned when I turned it on.)

Evening

We discussed replacing the motherboard, and since it’s hard to find a board that supports P4 1.4, we decided to upgrade to P4 2.0, which would be like getting a new computer. After a while, everything was fixed. The owner recommended a antivirus software called Jinshan Antivirus, and I smiled, telling him that the first virus I wrote (or modified) was able to bypass Jinshan Antivirus’s detection. The repairman looked at me with admiration, mixed with a sense of loss at not being able to sell me the software.

Nighttime

Later, I went to the Yuquan Camp Flower, Bird, Fish, and Insect Market with my aunt, where we bought a pack of special soil for orchids. The shop owner, a young girl, insisted that orchids must be grown without soil, using a special medium instead. When my aunt told her that our orchids at home have been grown in soil for 10 years and are still blooming, the girl looked incredulous, with a mix of surprise and disappointment. Of course, we still bought the soil. We also bought some Timothy grass for my rabbit and a special ear drop to treat its ear mites – it was expensive!

Rabbit Care

When we got home, I put a lot of dry grass in my rabbit’s cage, and while it was happily eating, I grabbed its ear and dripped the medicine into it. My rabbit struggled and tried to scratch its ear, but I held tight. I had to use its favorite food as a lure, quickly grabbing its ear and dripping the medicine in. Afterward, my rabbit was furious, trying to scratch its ear, but I kept holding on. I had to wait for the medicine to take effect, and it was a bit cruel, but someone has to do it!

Evening Reflections

In the evening, I went for a run, covering 6600 meters. On my way back, I saw a lot of people setting up stalls in the park across the street. I’m not usually interested in such things, but today I felt like checking it out. I walked over and browsed the stalls, then took a walk around the park.

A Nostalgic Moment

The park had a simple playground with a merry-go-round, trampoline, and other toys that looked a bit old. Under the lamp posts, they seemed charming and nostalgic. Childhood is a time that has passed me by, and I used to play and laugh in such places. Now, I can only stand outside and watch the children playing happily. I’ve had a good childhood, so I can stand there quietly, reminiscing about the past. I realized that the nighttime park is really beautiful. It’s a pity that I’ve never come here before, despite living nearby. I wonder if it’s sad or fortunate that I don’t have any childhood memories of this park. People need memories, but getting lost in them can make reality seem distant. Taking a leisurely walk in the garden, putting daily life aside, can give me a sense of freedom and a different perspective on things. Standing there quietly, letting time pass, can give me the chance to reflect on my beliefs and find new possibilities. Life shouldn’t be static; introducing some changes can make it more enjoyable. Learning to let go of memories and create new, exciting experiences is important.

Future Choices

At 19, I’m at a crossroads, and I need to make choices about my future. What kind of person do I want to become? What kind of work do I want to do? What kind of life do I want to lead? None of these things need to be the best; as long as they’re what I want and enjoy, that’s enough.

A Final Thought

A coin is most beautiful when it’s spinning like a top, and no one knows which side will face up next. Life’s choices are like that too :)