Your new PC has solid state storage instead of the more traditionally common hard drive with a spinning platter. That's a good feature. This is the more technologically modern approach and is now more common and available for more reasonable prices for manufacturers and consumers than before. These are much faster than hard drives and I'm sure this PC comes on quickly when started from being off. The tradeoff is because solid state is more expensive than traditional hard drives, "standard equipment" is a smaller size. You have a 128 GB (gigabyte) "drive". My 14 inch PC, about 5 years old, has a 500 GB hard drive but it's very slow. What you have would be excellent for travel and casual use. As for something to store photos on, etc., the space may be limited (depending on how much you have) In this case, because the hard drive is solid state, it's been configured with a small "virtual memory". With my cutting board example, think of what you have as a smaller (and slower) additional cutting board you can use just to hold what was moved off of the main board because it's needed for something else. On your PC, a small portion of the "hard drive" has been set up for this task as virtual memory, a cache or swap file, to speed up operations. For others who find their PC gets bogged down, you can set up your own virtual memory without opening up the PC. Get a fast SD card or thumb drive of at least 4 GB and configure it using the WIndows Ready Boost feature. For PCs with inadequate RAM, it can help.

Thanks for sharing Katie!! I'm waiting to close on a house and will also be getting Mirage Isla in 6.5". Literally just waiting for the day after closing to pull the trigger!! Can't wait!! So happy to hear that you love them and that they're holding up!! I haven't been able to find a picture of Mirage Isla besides the 1 catalog picture they have online until you posted yours! So thrilled to see that they're beautiful!!

I played a couple. Good memory exercise. Thanks for sharing.

2 of my faves when I was in choir: Love Call Me Home/ Peggy Seeger/Annie Patterson & Peter Blood May Nothing Evil Cross Door/Untermeyer&Quaile/ Jennifer McMillan We always sang this at homecoming after summer hiatus. Our church is over 100 years old and did not have good A/C for many years, so services were scaled back during our scorching FL summers.