2010 is starting great in this household despite losing granduncle before the New Year and me having a sprained ankle. Water connection has improved thanks to the almost non-stop digging which made me stop going to my morning rounds (excuses, excuses). Now we are complaining the water pressure is too strong, lol!
Internet connection is better too. Hubby is now thinking about rearranging the home office furniture here in the library just in case, JUST IN CASE, we are able to afford a new pc or a netbook.
Hmmm…
I may need to work harder then and save more for that day to be here the soonest possible 
Tags: children, family, technology
Since I am unable to move and be up and about, I got to reading a lot of year-ender articles. I absolutely love these article summing up what has happened. There are topics and issues that are familiar and there are those I just encountered just now.
I have been reading about the decade’s cybercrimes when I got to open several tabs which made me search for diamonds and in turn made me read about NatGeo’s SuperDiamonds.
I don’t know, there is just something about crime and diamonds that go together.
Oh well, now I am off to read more. Who knows, I might learn something new today and I am sure I will 
Tags: introspection, technology, thoughts
Outdoor fun is my other entry.
Scrapbooking is fun, if not perceived as a challenge to one’s creativity for creating cool photos more interesting. It is expensive too, for not only one needs to buy different papers but varied embellishments too. Yes, and there is this thing about storage.
Good thing there is digital scrapbooking.
Sure, one buys stuff too but there are sites that offer free digital scrapbook “services” like Scrapblog.com (an online digiscrap site, where I made the page below) and Shabby Princess, a site where one can download free kits.
This is a bigger photo of that bright sunshiny sunflower.
Now, one can make pretty digiscrap pages easily. Hurry and visit the sites and make wonderful digiscrap pages!
Happy Photo Hunting!
Tags: digiscrap, flower, nature photo, Photo Hunter, Photography, summer
The kids love to watch DVD movies. Hubby and I are on the lookout for a new unit since ours seem to be on the brink of extinction due to abuse, misuse and old age.
Oh, did I mention that the remote control’s buttons do not correspond to the function it is supposed to do?
Bluray dvd players would be a good thing to get to replace said unit. Hubby wants a player with a DIV-X format for the encoded AVI files of movies and TV series.
I am sure our Kuya will be the happiest for there would be no need to call him when we need to pause the player or choose a chapter
Tags: children, home, movies, technology, toys
Front row view (i.e. front of the house) view of a sunset sky that looks like it is being electrically charged.
here is another entry for electric.
photohunt
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Tags: Photo Hunter, sunset, Through the Lens
I got an email from a friend regarding free online auctions going-ons with a website where we both contribute articles for.
I know it is a not a really good idea to take a peek but if I do, I might like it and spend a lot there. A lot more than I can actually afford on a lot of things that I don’t actually need at the moment.
Yes, we know how it is with discounted items, we might need this thing or that one of these days
Tags: technology, web
