Thursday, January 31, 2008
Talk made easy
I remember those days when I wanted to make a call to my great grandaunts in San Francisco and how only postal mail was available. We had to wait for almost 3 weeks just to receive a letter but of course it would have been better if we could have heard their voices. I mean nothing beats listening to your loved ones' voices right? Some of my grandaunts have passed away and I regret not getting to hear them again. Sometimes pictures and postcards and letters aren't enough. You have to hear/listen to them to feel that they are safe. And to really know what they're thinking. Good thing now, communication has been made very easy for us!
Now in our generation, we can almost communicate anywhere. Heck when I even went to the province (in the boonies/mountains man!) people and farmers all had mobile phones already. Some even had better phones that I have. And now technology has surpassed itself by letting people communicate from computer to computer. But now, we can also communicate from computer to mobile phone! One such example is
TalkTalk.
Talktalk offers reliable and
fast services and not to mention
Free Broadband. There are many kinds of broadband plans and freebies such as
landline calls that would be suitable to anyone's likings. Based mostly in UK, I am sure that people who have loved ones there and abroad would have more convenience in communicating with one another using TalkTalk. More information can be found on their site. Surely, TalkTalk is a help for anybody with relatives there! Go try
it now! =)
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THE THIEF*
OFFICIAL I.D.: Tiffany K
A.K.A.: Tiff, Tiff k, Panda, Tifferz, Tiffy (anything BUT fifi)
AGE PROB: 17
WHERE'S MY CAKE?: June 5, 1990
REFERENCE POINT: On a little island (an archipelago in fact) called Philippines. MABUHAY EVERYONE!
ETHNIC TRIBE: I'm a Chinese-Filipino by blood. Filipino by citizen
RELIGION: a devout Catholic who has faith in the Lord
LIVES BY..: If you want a miracle, BE THE MIRACLE!!! if you want something done, sometimes you have to take it in your own hands. And remember to have FAITH in God
WEIRD QUOTES (by me): Dang, OML, OMG, What the, SHOOT, Crap, crikes, oh shoot,Ai yohh
CONTACT: If you need anything or have any questions, please contact me at tiffdweirdsmiley@yahoo.com
BOOKLOVER'S PLACE:
HARRY POTTER FAN:
I am worth $1,602,050 on HumanForSale.com???
HISTORY:
I decided I'd make a history for my site so that you'd all know the whys and the hows. I will elaborate further when I have my REAL site one day. So when did this "addiction" start? Well it was many years ago (maybe not THAT many, about 2-3 years ago) when my keypal Kelli (HI KELLI!) told me to check out this thing. It turned out to be a xanga blog and I was intrigued but I wasn't interested in making one. After a year though, exactly on October 29, 2004, I came across Kelli's blog again and had a sudden itch to try it out. I signed up in xanga and wrote my very first entry. My URL was http://xanga.com/jynxypanda and it's still alive! Check it out if you want, I've transformed it into a photoblog of some sort. I started out with this PLAIN red and black template and of course, I eventually got bored with it. I then searched for skins both in createblog and blogskins. I was happy with xanga but then I saw Steph's new blog in blogger. I was amazed at her skills already in making layouts and HTML so I asked tips from her and then I started my blogger account. This was the time I started getting interested in HTML. Steph also referred to me Lissaexplains.com for tutorials and I researched on my own by reading this gigantic HTML manual at our house. I learned the basics and soon I was editing layouts. I wasn't much of a layout changer so Thief's Stolen Collections survived with only 2 premade layouts. Soon, I was getting BORED with premade layouts. I decided to practice my photoshop skills and make my own like Steph. At first, my layout was supposed to be a panda under cherry blossoms on a starry night EXCEPT the background image I used was copyrighted to kagaya.com only hence I wasn't able to use it. It was a beautiful layout for me though because I loved the violet colors and the panda. It took me a VERY LONG time to finish it but all my efforts proved to be in vain. The spark of making a layout vanished and was just recently revived. I was determined to make one and Winnie the Pooh came to my mind. Why Winnie the Pooh? I have no idea. Maybe it was because of him being a bear but anyways, Winnie the Pooh sounded good and voila!
PAST LAYOUTS
POOH'S PARADISE V.1
Born on: June 26, 2005
Well this was my very 1st layout so pardon for the childish image. It took me a very long time to think of what image to use. Winnie the Pooh just suddenly came to my mind and before I knew it, my hands were working on their own and this is the result! It lasted me for 5 months and I'm happy. =)
STARING UNDER THE SKY
Born on: Dec. 27, 2005
This is my 2nd layout featuring a vectorized (my first vector! Not too good..) bird (i'm not sure the species) on a branch staring under the velvet (violet) sky. When I was thinking of a new layout, I wanted it to have a touch of Christmas but not in the commercial way (gifts, lights etc). I wanted to show the true meaning of Christmas and I also wanted a layout that would last me for months (I'm a lazy bum.. hehe). Inspiration struck when our English teacher asked us to make a Korean Sijo (in English that is) and what i wrote about was a bird anticipating the birth of Christ. Though Christmas has gone, I still wish the feeling of Christmas will continue the whole year. This lasted me for a month (oMG 1 month lang?) but I may use it again. I really liked it! hehe
PINKISH BEAR REALITY
Given on: Jan. 4,2006
Added on: Jan. 27, 2006
This layout was a gift from my adorable online sister,
Ate Kitty! Isn't it beautiful? I was really surprised when she gave me this because I didn't know that anyone would go so much trouble for giving me a gift.. wahhz.. Love ya ate! :heart
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Talk made easy
I remember those days when I wanted to make a call to my great grandaunts in San Francisco and how only postal mail was available. We had to wait for almost 3 weeks just to receive a letter but of course it would have been better if we could have heard their voices. I mean nothing beats listening to your loved ones' voices right? Some of my grandaunts have passed away and I regret not getting to hear them again. Sometimes pictures and postcards and letters aren't enough. You have to hear/listen to them to feel that they are safe. And to really know what they're thinking. Good thing now, communication has been made very easy for us!
Now in our generation, we can almost communicate anywhere. Heck when I even went to the province (in the boonies/mountains man!) people and farmers all had mobile phones already. Some even had better phones that I have. And now technology has surpassed itself by letting people communicate from computer to computer. But now, we can also communicate from computer to mobile phone! One such example is
TalkTalk.
Talktalk offers reliable and
fast services and not to mention
Free Broadband. There are many kinds of broadband plans and freebies such as
landline calls that would be suitable to anyone's likings. Based mostly in UK, I am sure that people who have loved ones there and abroad would have more convenience in communicating with one another using TalkTalk. More information can be found on their site. Surely, TalkTalk is a help for anybody with relatives there! Go try
it now! =)
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