Monitorium
Aug. 12th, 2004 10:21 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
robotech_masterWell, I'm a bit disappointed only six people have expressed an opinion on my monitor survey. Given that I'm friended by about a zillion people, some of whom I don't even know, I'd have expected a bit more turnout than that.
Still, folks have been overwhelmingly in favor of the outlay for the new monitor. (And one fellow thought I should go ahead and get an LCD monitor. I'd like to have one, if only for the amount of desk space it would save, but given that an equivalently-sized LCD costs $900 instead of $200, that's something I think I'm gonna have to put off for a while.)
And events seem to be conspiring toward nudging me into getting one, too. For one thing, I'm going to be going down to visit with my parents over the weekend...which means I could use my Dad's vehicle for transportation to bring the thing home from Best Buy. For another, this very upcoming weekend is Missouri's first-ever state sales tax holiday for certain items—including computers and computer parts up to $2000. Which means I could save about $10 in state sales taxes by buying the monitor now, instead of later.
I suppose I'll talk it over with my folks. Meanwhile, I'm going to try to take care of any outstanding bills I happen to have online or in person today and see where that leaves me financially. And see what my paycheck tomorrow amounts to.
Still, folks have been overwhelmingly in favor of the outlay for the new monitor. (And one fellow thought I should go ahead and get an LCD monitor. I'd like to have one, if only for the amount of desk space it would save, but given that an equivalently-sized LCD costs $900 instead of $200, that's something I think I'm gonna have to put off for a while.)
And events seem to be conspiring toward nudging me into getting one, too. For one thing, I'm going to be going down to visit with my parents over the weekend...which means I could use my Dad's vehicle for transportation to bring the thing home from Best Buy. For another, this very upcoming weekend is Missouri's first-ever state sales tax holiday for certain items—including computers and computer parts up to $2000. Which means I could save about $10 in state sales taxes by buying the monitor now, instead of later.
I suppose I'll talk it over with my folks. Meanwhile, I'm going to try to take care of any outstanding bills I happen to have online or in person today and see where that leaves me financially. And see what my paycheck tomorrow amounts to.
