Christmas: overview

Here's a list of all the stuff I got for Christmas and Hannukah:
Christmas:
1) iMage USB Webcam
2) Acecad (whatever that is) Graphics Tablet
3) Really (as in REALLY) comfy cusion/pillow/bean bag kinda thing
4) Two books that I cannot be bothered to repeat the names of
5) 2GB RAM (so I now have 2.5GB RAM in my PowerMacG5 w00t)
6) Really (as in REALLY) comfy/warm/c00l leather jacket
7) Massive Calendar showing images of the earth that look so hi-res they might aswell be vector graphics!
8) T-shirt with a picture of a COMPUTER (from my 6-year-old sister)
9) Moon phase calendar
10) Kit to make a paper model of the celestial sphere
11) Fountain pen
12) Pen to check counterfeit banknotes
13) A ton of chocolate and other gack (including a packet of chocolate raisins from myself)
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And if you want to know what I got for hannukah, look down about 10 posts or so!

More RAM, seriously

I (well, my family) just got £400 for christmas so we'll be getting a new amp and speakers, and I'll be getting more RAM for my GNU/Linux PC, and the PMG5 aswell hopefully.

Goodies are, well, good!

I just got some goodies as hannukah pressies (I celebrate hannukah as I'm a jew). Here they are:

2 GB Kingston DataTraveler USB flash drive.

Logitech cordless optical mouse, has side scrolling, zoom, page scrolling and everything. Some of the features only work with Mac OS X or Windows though, which is a bummer as I use linux :S. Oh well.

Two guide/handbooks: A guide to linux and UNIX/linux commands; and a guide to the linux desktop (i.e. gnome and KDE*).

Guiness World Records 2008 :D.

The Gremlins collection - Gremlins and Gremlins 2. Never watched but it sounds good!

Small steps by Louis Sachar. It is the sequel to an extremely good book called 'Holes'.

Next it will be christmas presents!
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*Gnome and KDE are not the only desktop environments out there for linux - xfce and fluxbox are two others.