Mga Ka-BLOG-an ni Zimberloy

Friendster has become more stricter now with blogging. There’s only limited things that you can do with your blog and they don’t allow google to crawl your pages for it to be ranked, no adsense, no layouts that’s not pre-made by them, no tweaking of html codes–among other things. Time for bloggers to move to blogger.com!

At age 2 (25 months to be exact), Kyle knows most letters in the alphabet already. I’m very impressed since we only started teaching him like 2 days ago and he’s learning fast. It’s like a game to him. It’s fun listening to him say the letters, especially those he’s having a hard time pronouncing like the letter “H” as “eck” or ”K” as “*ick” LOL. He could never say “W”.

Thanks Beth for giving this Magnetic Alphabet Maze on his birthday! It is now his favorite toy.

I spend a lot of time online. I spend at least 8 hours in social networking sites, like Friendster and Facebook, blogging, chatting, checking emails, reading the news, uploading pictures, watching videos, searching for stuff, etc. It’s part of my daily routine. I don’t think I can live without internet anymore. When I’m not home, I use my iPhone to stay connected to the worlwide web. I get restless when I can’t look at the internet for a while. It’s probably why I’ve become less active these days… was blaming it on my pregnancy LOL. I used to complain alot to my husband about being bored and would ask for us to go out. But nowadays, it’s the other way around. I’m happy and entertained  with just my laptop while sitting on the couch in front of the TV.

I’m a lil bit impatient online and want pages to load fast or I’ll just close them. When searching for things, I like search engines that can give fast and accurate results without much unimportant links. The Find.com Search Engine does just that. I like how the name is so short and so easy to remember. Plus, it’s very easy to use. All you have to do is type in the address bar Find.com/anykeyword. Say, if you wanna find Jobs, all you need to do is type in Find.com/Jobs and you will get the results right away. I like the convenience it offers, so different from all the other search engines.

This is especially true to those who are still starting to get to know each other. It’s a lil bit different with married couples — husbands have no choice but to listen to what everything their wives have to say to avoid conflict :D

Certain topics that are major turn-offs to guys are:

Turnoff #1: The Lowdown on Celeb Dirt. Guys just don’t care about the lives of celebrities. Stop living in the fantasy world.

Turnoff #2: Your Ex Files. Quit talking about your exes, he’s never interested to know anything about your ex-man and it’s just going to make him feel jealous/insecure. I know Brian doesn’t like listening to my previous love stories, neither does he like telling me his. He’s like, past is past, we have a better love story! :D

Turnoff #3: Your Bad Body Image and Food Issues. Quit whining about your less than perfect body. He would not have had dated you in the first place if he didn’t like how you looked. Plus, you’re just drawing attention to your bad side which probably wasn’t as obvious before.

Turnoff # 4: Other People’s Relationships. Focus on your own relationship and mind your own business. Talking about other people’s relationships isn’t necessarily going to make yours better.

For more fun details about each topic, go to: http://dating.personals.yahoo.com/singles/datingtips/87522/dating-101-four-things-never-to-utter-around-him