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The Real Start of the Year 2026

The boys are already geared up for the time of lives this year, setting new resolutions and goals but one thing we did not see coming was...Apple products in this household. We are Windows people through and through. What the hell am I seeing here? How are we supposed to use this? LOL

I can give people tutorials about how to handle things in a digital marketing and branding perspective but DAMN, we have no idea how this works and how to set it up. Apparently, the SG company that hired Son2 thought that this was all he needed. Apple....in a Windows world. 

We are so clueless even now but he's going to be on-boarded today and we will figure out how the home-settling is gonna be like. 


We have 2 work settings here, 1 for me and another for whoever needs it. Son1 is mostly on-site so, he doesn't need the workspace. So, I had to set up the extra workspace for Son2 for Hybrid so, this is my new setting. (typing in the dark is so fzzzzng hard which is what I am doing now).

I might make it a little more practical a bit later but we've not settled down yet so, nothing's cemented. But it looks good and comfortable for now. I don't need double monitor because I tend to just need my music in the background and focus on what needs to be done. 

What I can say is that we have stopped using Foodpanda and Grab for meals and it literally saved our budget. There was a point whereby ordering a meal for three costed us RM80. And when it rains during peak hours, it got too expensive. 

RM80 for a meal for three people is simply unacceptable. 

Still, this is really cute. No context. Having cute things showing up on my timeline is much welcomed. Politics and negativity is a bit depressing. 

XOXO, 
Marsha

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