The stuff I cared so much about six months ago just doesn't seem that important anymore." I know exactly what you mean. I changed a lot, too, after I ...et Jeff. He makes you question the reasons you do things." I know exactly what you mean. He acts strange sometimes and you come to find out he's actually doing it for a reason." And he's so supportive," said Jen.Would that it were my parents saying this."Yeah, but the best thing, and maybe the worst, well, one of the best, I don't know. Anyway,. Until it was decided for me.It was winter time, about mid-December and the night came early. There was the odd pile of snow from all that remained from the downfall during the week. I had broke up from school and arranged to meet my girlfriend at hers, we had brought a few films the previous weekend to watch. The plan was to leave mine when my mum left for the night shift and it would be when her family went out for a meal to give us space, but I got so eager to hold her in my arms I left. "I wasn't sure I could, in good conscience, keep that promise once I knew the real story, but at the moment I was concerned with gaining her confidence so she would open up to me. Something was hiding there and my fatherly instincts wanted it out in the open so I could make it all better.Her face screwed up like my daughter's used to do when she was little and faced with a tough decision. Finally, it cleared, like the ripples caused by an errant breeze across still waters."Can you like, wait. 2 gig of RAM, 300 gig hard drive, 3.2 gigahertz CPU, a DVD-RW, the hottest graphics card available. This thing screams when Andy and I play games on it. It's great.I guess you can see from the above why I'm called a geek. I am. Unfortunately, I fit the stereotype of a geek too. I have the thick glasses. I'm practically blind without them. I want to get contacts, but my parents won't let me. The only thing I'm missing the pocket protector. I got rid of it last year.I have short curly dark brown.