Posted by admin on November 25th, 2009 |
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Next month marks the 3rd year anniversary of my wisdom tooth extraction which reminds me to that I need to have my other impacted wisdom tooth checked. Although no pain is persisting yet, it’s better if I have it seen by my dentist before it causes me trouble. I really don’t want to undergo the trauma and severe pain I went through last time. Even though my dentist is good (as great as a Plano cosmetic dentist from davidwilhitedds.com, she admittedly had a tough time performing the surgery on me. It actually took her one hour just to extract one tooth when in fact the average duration should just be 30 minutes. But I’m thinking, perhaps I’ll just contact my dentist after the Holidays. I don’t want to miss all the Christmas feasts we’ll be devouring.
Posted by admin on November 25th, 2009 |
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..for Sunday. Until then, I get to finally meet my new lappy which now I fondly call “Harry” (because it’s a HP and the initials HP reminds me of Harry Potter). To say that I’m giddily excited is an understatement. Actually I can’t take off this big smile on my face as I think about it. The husband is excited even more. He also reminded me to browse for laptop bags or check out Jack Georges for a laptop backpack so that Harry will right away have a cozy home. He even thought and was all set that we were going to get it last Sunday and much to his dismay when he learned that he has to wait for one week more since the arrival of my friend’s FIL won’t be until Sunday.
Posted by admin on November 25th, 2009 |
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I had an odd dream last night about our future house having a swimming pool inside the house. It’s weirdly situated between the living room and the dining area where you have to go swimming before you can cross to the other side of the house. Then one cabinet in the storage area is dedicated for pool and spa filters and there was even a scene where the husband changes the filters daily. Really weird right? I don’t know if I’m thinking about our little mansion project that well or I’m just yearning too much to go on a swimming getaway for our anniversary next month.
Posted by admin on November 22nd, 2009 |
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Ever since I discovered the internet a few years back, I am connected to the web most of the time and have become an online freak. I researched about my projects and assignments over the internet, got fond of emails to connect (and reconnect) with friends, got hooked with online chatting, got dependent in finding our wedding suppliers online for our wedding, developed great interest in digital scrapbooking, the digital kits of which are all downloaded from the internet. And now, I’m so into blogging lately and it has actually been my bread and butter for more than two years now. Just like most of the web entrepreneurs out there, the internet has become a vital tool for me to earn moolah as a work-at-home mom, enabling me to augment the husband’s income for the family’s needs and expenses.
I’ve just stumbled upon an article via a Twitter alert about a certain blog that has been sold for US $15 million. It’s a finance blog and is reportedly bought by a finance publishing company for its impressive unique visitor hits and outstanding alexa ranking. I must say that the author is indeed a genius considering that he maintains it by himself although I have strong feeling that he’s contracting a web advertising specialist for online lead generation.
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Posted by admin on November 21st, 2009 |
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In one of the companies I formerly worked for, the management had coordinated with our IT group to block some non-work related sites that most of the employees surf for leisure purposes. The admin were perfectly aware that such activities affect their productivity so they made more extensive efforts to eradicate it. They can’t fully block the internet services since it is also need in the business operations. In instances such as these, businesses should implore a productivity monitoring software like Activtrak. This software can monitor and record things like web based email, chat sessions and file attachments from among the employees’ day to day internet activities. For its perpetual license, minimum order of 2 can cost up to $30 but the advantages and effects on shooting up the employees’ productivity are truly worth it.
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