It feels like forever since I bought my Logos Software, but at last I finally have it fully installed on my Macbook Pro. It was quite the adventure…
After ordering the Logos Software, I had to order the Parallels software so I could use it on my Macbook Pro. Once I received the Parallel Software, which was Saturday, then I had to find an old version of Microsoft XP, the problem is that I didn’t have all the right information for the version I had.
So then I made the decision to bite the bullet and go and buy a brand new version of Microsoft XP so that I could install that using my Parallel Software, so then I could actually run my new $500+ bible software.
So I ended up spending $253 in order to run a $500 bible program. What a great investment! 
Part of me jests, and part of me thinks about the long term benefits to spending a grand total of around $753 to do bible study online. (I guess to some people that’s actually slightly crazy) Hmmm….
However, when you consider that $753 divided by a lifetime of use (barring any purple paint around my computer) then that’s not a bad investment at all.
In fact, if I were to have all of these things installed on my computer and use it daily for 753 days then we could say that it was the low cost of a dollar a day. That is definitely cheaper than a dollar meal lunch at El Pollo Loco. (Incidentally, I love El Pollo Loco, except I don’t like their new crunchy burrito).
ANYWAY….all of that to say that I really LOVE LOGOS Software and I will be writing more of a review about it in the coming days.
In the meantime check out www.logos.com and look for The Scholar’s Library to see what I got. You may be jealous, or you may want to be like me and get one for yourself.
