http://www.mp3load.ws/palm-mp3-alarm/
am i spoiled?
I’m 16 years old and already have a guitar (my b-day present when i was 14), an mp3/video/camera/ camcorder/games player (2006 Christmas present), my own laptop(it’s kinda old though. I’m saving my money for a new one),a cellphone(i pay for that 100%), a palm-sized video camcorder (i also bought this with my own money) and a keyboard (2005 Christmas present). I consider myself very lucky to have all these things, but for Christmas, I’ve asked for a digital camera, Nintendo Wii video game system (my parents aren’t big on video games though), a alarm clock/radio/cd/tape/mp3 hook-ups player for my room, among a whole bunch of small things. If i don’t get any of this, I’m not gonna pitch a fit, but prolly just save my money for them like i am doing for my new Macbook (just $1000 to go and it will be all mine). since i have all this stuff, would you consider me to be spoiled? i don’t flaunt it everywhere, i don’t even like inviting my friends over because they don’t have as much. thanks…
The key phrase in your question is “I consider myself very lucky to have all these things…”
You don’t sound spoiled to me, just very fortunate.
As long as you realize that having all of these things is not what makes you happy, you will be o.k. I say this, because one day you will be married and on your own. If you or your husband aren’t as wealthy as your parents are, you will not have as many “things”. If you can still be happy without a lot of “things”, you will be fine.
Apple iPod Nano 4th Generation MP3 Player
|
|
Remanufactured Garmin iQue 3600 PDA/GPS Handheld System with Americas Detailed Street Mapping $589.99 Early Adopters Pick: August 2003. The first PDA to include integrated GPS technology. With the power of Palm OS 5 and the dependability of Garmin GPS technology, this super PDA redefines multitasking. Its integrated software not only allows you to look up appointments and contacts, it also locates and routes you to them with voice-guidance commands. Feature highlights include: GPS receiver, MP… |
|
|
Palm Z22 Handheld $131.59 If you’re still using a paper planner, maybe it’s time to catch up with technology and upgrade to the affordable and easy-to-use Palm Z22 handheld. It enables you to keep your entire day-to-day schedule and contact information at hand and in your pocket–no more flipping through multiple pages, looking for scraps of paper or keeping track of to-do lists. And you won’t have to enter the same thin… |
|
|
PalmOne Tungsten E Handheld $114.99 The sleek and powerful Palm Tungsten E handheld comes packed for business and priced for value. Access your calendar, contacts and important information anywhere. Create and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint-compatible files on the run. Synchronize with Outlook’s calendar, contacts, tasks, notes and email right out of the box. Stay productive using updated features to Palm’s award winning organizati… |
|
|
Sony Clie PEG-UX50 Handheld $649.99 Product Info NamePDA Battery for Sony ClieModel #UP5530DescriptionLi Polymer battery for Sony Clie PEG-UX50 and PEG-UX403.7V at 750 MAHIncludes tools and instructions.ManufacturerPremium Power®Warranty1 Year WarrantyWeight1Compatibility100% OEM Compatible…. |
|
|
Palm Pixi Plus GSM with WebOS, Touch Screen, 2 MP Camera and Wi-Fi – Unlocked Phone – US Warranty – Black $67.99 The Palm Pixi Plus weighs 3.26 ounces and measures 4.37 x 2.17 x 0.43 inches. Its 1150 mAh lithium-ion battery is rated at up to 5.5 hours of talk time, and up to 350 hours (14.5 days) of standby time. It runs on the 850/900/1800/1900 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE frequencies as well as AT&T’s dual-band 3G network (850/1900 MHz; HSDPA/UMTS)…. |
