Once Upon A TYPE…

i found this application in the internet through a friend and it’s useful as i can see. it contains most of the applications that i use all at once like - gmail, yahoo, facebook and aol so i dont need to connect to them one by one, yihee!!! ang cute pa nung mascot nila, mukang pagong na kulay green!

it’s user-friendly and won’t take much of your time when you download it. so if i were you, try this app and click HERE

Hot Dog Bush

Click here to play this game

ito ang nilalaro ko pag wla akong magawa

Since I am not that tech savvy, I’m always having difficulty sorting out my files and doing some work on my laptop. So the ending, I always bug the intellectual ones in the office to do the task for me

Yesterday, Melissa asked me to do a quotation for her but since I am way too busy I only finished it this morning. Worried that the quotation won’t look good because I saved it as a document file, I asked Jayson to change it to pdf. Within 5 minutes, he sent me the file. Curious on how he did it, I asked him if he used adobe or other software. The reply is simply ‘No” and that he transferred the document through internet. I’ve learnt that you need to pay for the software for you to be able to change doc files to pdf files and in that case - he doesn’t have it.

All you have to do is follow 3 simple steps and wallah! Instant pdf file for your document. Here’s the link if you want to try the site - www.pdfonline.com

This is Aaron earlier at the office after I left him for a meeting. Funny when I arrived my colleagues told me how pity Aaron looks like when they saw him. Good thing Nico was there to bring him upstairs but before he lift him he took a photo first so he could show it to me

Mama, Inah, Benok and Andrea left this afternoon to Ho Chi Minh City to take the rest of their vacation there. We’ll miss them a lot for the house will be quiet without Andrea dancing her ‘Get Low’ song

By the way, Bigboy has been kind enough to give me the link for the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) that will prepare and support future human exploration to the moon. Names will be collected and placed onboard the LRO spacecraft for its historic mission bringing NASA back to the moon. You will receive a certificate showcasing your support of the mission I have my certificate already by signing up on their webby and if you like to get yours simply click here.

Poell introduced me to crimebloc 2 nights ago… before i was hesitant to play it giving him so many reasons not to join because i find it too boring and time consuming!!! When he asked Melissa to try playing the game I got jealous and made a way to join it as well, hehe It didn’t take me long to know the circles of the game. Now I understand why Rodel and the others are very addictive to crimebloc

UK based game, played from all over the world, one thing in common - to organise crime creativity and wit is important to play this game. Everybody is like a mafia! And for 2 days that I have been playing it, I have more than 4k bullets, moved to soldier rank, upgraded my weapon, have my own security, organised 2 crimes (smuggling and kidnapping, though you can make more money with kidnapping, lolz), invested my money in stocks and bank, almost complete with my operations and stole 2 cars. Not to mention my friends who helps me financially for my gambling and bullet buying, tsk tsk!

I got excited with my first car! I know it’s not a first class one, but who cares! It’s so difficult to steal eh! haha:D Geez, I have to save 70k bullets so Almond will give me 100 credits, i wonder how lang will it take me to get it! Well, I can say now that I am already a crimebloc addict , however, not certified yet

Although playground bullying in itself is not new, it has changed with the rise in children owning and using mobile phones. Some kids are now using mobile phones to send insulting, threatening or unpleasant voice, text and picture messages, either directly to their victims, or to spread malicious rumours. The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association has recently launched a new section on its website (www.str8tlk.amta.org.au) to offer advice to both children and parents if bullying is occurring. Here are tips for dealing with the problem:

• Encourage your child to discuss bullying with you. Make it clear that being a target is not her fault.

• Advise your child to protect her phone number by only giving it to friends, and keep a note of who she’s given it to. 

• If she is being bullied directly, tell her to not respond – responding gives the bully the “kick” they’re after.

• Encourage your child to keep any message (and time and date it was sent) as evidence, and to tell you, a teacher or another adult.