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The first item of technology that I ever knew, the old stereo set that still rests in my living room holds an especial place in my heart. I often would dance and jump crazily around, listening to kiddie music, such as, "If You're Happy And You Know It" and "The Hokey-Pokey".
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I often watched childrens' shows, and the TV was the perfect thing to watch them on.
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Perched atop my little carseat, my parents would drive me and my little brother everywhere - the beach, the airport, the shopping mall.
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When the digital clock was introduced into my life, I was extremely fascinated by it. A clock that you could actually see change (for you see, I had never actually seen that precise moment where a clock's hands advance)! It was so amazing!
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Until my first year of primary school, the telephone was just another one of those mystical creations that adults seemed to know everything about. However, when I got to the young age of five, my mother showed me how to use one, and in my eyes it was, like so many other electronic creations, a miraculous invention.
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Nowadays children don't do homework when they are in their second year. But things were different when we were in Year 2 (which makes me feel extremely old). When I had to do my homework, my parents told me that I couldn't spend my days doing homework by moonlight and made me use a lamp. And honestly, I didn't complain about that.
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The computer was always one of my favorite inventions of all time. Nothing interested me more than all of its strange yet wonderful features, even when I was just in my second year of primary school.
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My father had bought the first ever iPod in America, and to this day he still has it. It is chunky and rather heavy and annoying, yes, but I applaud the relatively good condition it's in after about ten years. After I discovered this, I was thrilled by the lovely combination of iPod and stereo that it provided.
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Which one: iPod Touch or Amazon Kindle? Finally, I decided upon an Amazon Kindle and treasured and loved it. I still have it to this day, and it looks just about the same as it did when I purchased it.
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I received my first mobile phone when I had just turned eleven, which was something I was extremely proud of, and loved it so much that I carried it around with me everywhere.
