Happy Mother's Day 2011

Suffice it to say,
"Happy Mother's Day"
Now, quickly, and other thoughts. Mother's Day, I always remember my grandmother. She spent much time, effort and money on my education, because they believed that good education is the key to everything. She often said that learning to read has given you the world. I was right.

Mother's Day

She believed in me completely. But I never understood what the computers, but I knew it was important to do for me what I did with them. She paid for me to go to summer camp, where I discovered the computer, then sat at the holes in my ears bent like an amazing machine. She bought my computer ZX Spectrum-1982 needed, and we have a color TV to go with him. Of course, by then she taught me to read and write, to spell and how death was too good for people with dodgy grammar.

In 1988 I went to college (well, University of Technology). One day I call home, so I decided to call her. We talked about this and that. Then I tried to call home. It was busy. About an hour later I finally got it. It turns out that my grandmother immediately called the parents and I spent hours telling them how beautiful I am. (Of course, I agreed!).

In 1991, I called her in California, where I was at the conference. I immediately called my parents insisted that there was welcome in Camberley me home "on the other side of the world."

In 1993 he was the first signs of dementia, which was taken from us to show, but she still cries tears of joy when I told her that five years is hard work paid off, and I had a degree. I would beat my father, too - we both have 2 (i) with distinction, but I had a release!

She died in 1995, still do not know what it was computers, but bought two computers that I had from the new owners, and it's hard to believe that it is important that you have to work with them.

One of the things I am very pleased with, can change the fact that they do not meet the Goddess of pink and red Demigod. She was honored as well.

I will never forget