There are many advantages to being married to a computer boy (a.k.a. programmer). I love never having to worry about outdated or expired programs. I love that we have a fast computer and that he knows the fancy way to make it run that way. I really love that I can call him when the computer’s acting up and he can diagnose the problem right there and then. I love that he can figure out just about anything in photoshop without ever having to take a class. And how cool it is that I can get a different font on my blog with the snap of my fingers?! Ok, not quite…I’m not sure that Adi would react very well to me snapping my fingers. At him. But regardless, for the most part, I love it.

For the most part. I say this because there are also a few disadvantages to being married to a computer boy. Like not knowing how to get my Lightroom working again if he’s not home…and not understanding his foreign language as he attempts to walk me through it. Or opening my laptop to a completely different setup that I haven’t a clue how to operate. I also don’t particularly enjoy his boredom with programs. Just when I get used to a certain toolbar, he goes and changes it to an impossible location. Or the best part is when he reassigns keys on the keyboard to do magical things that I would never in a million years figure out without a manual. And how could I forget his urge to clean up the computer and as a result erase my “favorites” folder with all of my websites that I love so much.

Still…for the most part, I love it. I love it because I can wake up, have my coffee and go through my morning routine, and then sit in front of Google and see this: Yes, for the most part, I love being married to a computer boy. Happy Thursday!