You have a right to your feelings, but your feelings aren't always right.

You have a right to your feelings, but your feelings
aren't always right. I had to bury my xbox 360 over
the weekend, and it wasn't easy. The red ring of death set in
for good for "WhiteDude" This particular one was an old school one I had bought from "SILOCK" off ofChiefsplanet. I remember clearing out my "schedule"
to really play the game "Mass Effect" Clearing out my
schedule at that time ment I didn't get side-tracked by
going to Jerry's Bait shop and doing 10 shots of Wild turkey.
What I was going through today was the grieving process of the death
of my xbox 360. First I had bargining "well maybe I can go somewhere
else and play xbox 360!" Then Anger "WHY DID YOU DIE XBOX 360"
Depression was there and of course I am on my way
to accepting it now. I remember when I buried the dreamcast.
I get older, but saying goodbye to video games systems is never easy.