Dell Inspiron 530 - I've actually been without a PC for the past three months (been doing all my online browsing/shopping through my iPhone). I had my laptop stolen and never bothered to replace it until now. Taking border's PC recommendation, I bought a "scratch & dent" Dell PC from their outlet store. It has an Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.40GHz processor, Windows Vista 64-bit, 6GB DDR2 SDRAM 667MHz, 640 GB SATA Hard Drive (7200 RPM), 16x DVD+/- RW drive, 19-in-1 media card reader and a bare-bones USB keyboard/mouse. I bought mine for $469 before tax/shipping and there are two at the Outlet store with the same configuration for $449 as of this posting if anyone's interested. I plan on purchasing an 8800GT soon; it'll tide me over until I decide to update the PSU/graphics card to play the games that are more demanding. I didn't get a monitor to go with the tower but I bought a VGA cable from monoprice and connected it to my Samsung 32" LCD HDTV.
Wii Classic Controller and 4x 2000 Wii Points Card - I actually bought these last month during the Toys R Us 40% off Wii accessories sale. I contemplated on buying more points cards but decided against it and let others get in on the deal as well. With the points, I downloaded all three Art Style games, Tetris Party, Super Dodge Ball, Shining Force and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past with half the points left. I'll wait until NA's club Nintendo goes live, that way I can at least get points if Nintendo doesn't carry over the stuff that I've registered already.
Rosebud and Petals - Thanks to my mom, I've been drinking a lot of tea lately. I purchased this 2lb bag of rosebud and petals from my favorite local tea shop. It tastes just like what it is and I love it.
EGM No.235 - With every year that passes by, I find myself reading EGM less and less. A few years ago, I would read it front-to-back; even the articles that I wasn't initially interested in. Nowadays, I flip through it once and read only a few articles that catches my eye (usually the cover story, a few reviews and something random). Although I must admit, the Japan issue that James Mielke oversaw was excellent. Come to think of it, I haven't paid for a video game magazine subscription since 2000 but I pulled the trigger on Play after liking what I saw when I browsed through an issue recently.