Whenever my eyes feast upon my Geometry homework or the mounds of English worksheets, I have a tendency to turn this PC on. And thus, with the PC on, I then blankly stare at the Windows format that’s been placed upon my shoulders. And thus, the meandering thoughts of having a nice Mac desktop invades my mind like a swarm of killer bees on pursuit of a bothersome person. And thus, I once again stare at my schoolwork after the phase fades and the cycle flourishes once more. It’s infectious. You were warned.

Recently, I was on the prow for some spiffy desktop enhancement conveniently categorized at Download.com, when my eyes feasted (Note to self: more vocabulary words) on a ravishing (Note to self: never mind) additive to my hopeless desires for a Mac. Objectdock 1.9 (since, we’re getting rather technically with all these versions) is my savior! Despite the fact that it totally leaves me handicapped when working with certain programs when minimizing (*cough* Trillian *cough*) and is rather annoying when an icon doesn’t resize itself correctly within the dock (Filezilla…), I could care less! My Windows based software now “looks” as if the makers of Mac had surgically amputated their dock and stitched it to my Windows. This certainly fuels my satisfaction, surely.

And may I reveal to you, my magical dock:

Boy, am I desperate. But nonetheless, is it spiffy? Apple and Windows never looked any better.

Another note, do you think I can pull off a hopeless Apple fanboy for Halloween? Hmmm… would you consider offering a heap load of Reese’s Peanut Buttercups to a kid dressed in an inflatable IPod costume?