Blogger Party

Blogging seems to be the new “media” but not in all cases. Some blog because they are pragmatic, they want to earn. There is a certain peculiarity however with the site MULTIPLY DOT COM because they give you a FREE account but if you are a more creative blogger, you’d probably want to do MORE like using java script tags, having your own adsense, providing your network with a trade/barter/selling page and much of the normal blogger good intentions.

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Corporal Daniel Smith, who is 21, is alleged to have raped a Filipina girl by some name of "Nicole".He's in jail. Frankly, she wasn't rape and thus, poor Dan Smith ROTS in a rather crummy jail- not for a crime- but for stupidity.

I feel anger at "nicole" and her kind of ilk for the liar and bitch that she is. I feel angst for Dan because his fault was that he picked p a "pick up girl" who are supposedly supposed to be "picked up" in the first place. It was not merely a case of "she was asking for IT", she was THERE admittedly drunk during the most nocturnal hour and she did voluntarily go inside the vehicle of four American strangers. She didn't know ANY of them.

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Six years ago, there was this basket with 2 puppies literally shoved into my "care" because their mother died and they looked more like little "bunnies" to me rather than puppies. I had no clue about how to take care of puppies so I decided on the dropper first... that didn't work for me.. until I decided to get and EVENFLO bottle and try Bear Brand milk. The two "babies" were like MY babies, but even so, it was difficult to keep two of them because they are endlessly crying like infants and one can only bottlefeed one-by-one. Anyway, one was a male and one was a female pup who both looked so much alike, except that the male one had a mask, like that of Beethoven and he was ALL white except for the mask and his bushy tail. I decided to call him BUGSEY(the male one). When a friend ofmine asked if she could have one I said, "Yes, but whatever is left I will take care of with all my heart". The one left in the basket was Bugsey.

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Dear Babes,
I hope you're enjoying the REAL life because that one will never end-- isn't it happier? I know that you're there in paradise because you "SOMEHOW" had to tell me and I got your message. The first thing I learned is that while we live on earth, we should love. I talked to you and told you "Babes, you can go now" because you were loved and was one of the luckiest dogs in this country! You taught me that love should be unconditional - I mean even if you were so territorial that you had to pee on the stand fan, the side of the door, the packages which came and anything new in the house.. I loved you. You weren't the perfect dog and we both knew that -- but what made you important to me was the FACT that you were MY DOG (for a while). You were the one I spent my time with.. you were the one I worried about when you were sick or even when I left you alone... you were the one I had to pass Andok's Chicken (kiken babes?) for and your name was the first I call when I come home ("Bugsey babes!!! kiken!!! )

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You and your kids were just born in the right place. That's why your 3 year old toddler is not scrimping his rotten meal at a dumpsite. That is also why your kids are not orphaned and they have YOU --you aren't dead of AIDS --- you're probably a LOT better off then ninety percent of the world. Not that it's any any fault of yours because God has His reasons.
I was just watching the Sudan crisis. I saw the male narrator weep like a female and I know why. I felt the same. A three year old kid eating rotten stinking food. An eleven year old girl raped and left for dead until she was picked up by a missionary. A fourteen tear old SOLD as a slave for 35 dollars as if she were the equivalent of one fast food meal for two. Walking skeletons bring their dirty bowl to a refugee camp as they wait for food as bland as something that look slike thick soup or porriage. A woman with AIDS who is dying with no where to go so she decides to die in some corner alone.

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When it comes to friendship, there are crazy things I would admittedly do- though I would still want to convince myself that I am generally a decent person. But I have a problem that I wish to share with you ALL.... You listening????

I figured that there are times when a woman has to SHOW some tits and teeths. I was thinking of that RATE BY BODY blog and I decided to help a friend get more "clout" at Associated Content by SHOWING MY BODY too :) Of course, you guys could be disappointed, but hey, some think I posess all the essentials of being mystifyingly sexy!!!!!

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In the interest of fair play and because I feel that anyone with a sense of decency should correct whatever is "wrong", I would like to tell ALL of you that yesterday, I got 28 dollars from Helium Knowledge.

I am sorry if I misjudged Helium Knowledge and I hope that others too are paid. I know that they did have difficulties lately, as admitted by the admi - and I wish that they are able to settle whatever difficulties they may have.

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I feel obligate dto tell all bloggers here that Helium Knowledge didn't pay anyone yet. I feel that it is my responsibility because I have talked about it's plagiarism but I have always added that their "redeeming" trait is that they have always paid. It doesn't seem so NOW and there seems to be some sort of mutiny going on there right now. HK usually invoices on the 15th and if you have a paypal as I do, you usually get payment on TIME. It is now May 22 and there has been no feedback yet on whether HK went broke -- or when they will pay.

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Podblogging.com is new.Just two days old and I was one of the first who tried as a "tester" and then got my own subdomain there too.

Seems a rather cozy place at the moment, and the admi seems tolerant of anything. The initial (because we are all new) seem to share extraordinary comeraderie like helping each other on the site.There's also this photo-freak who took the best pic of a HUGE flower in some market at Milwaukee.

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I was listening to a friend this morning and we wondered why some dreams do come true and some just don't.I made me think that we shouldn't consider that our dreams will ever die,even when we are actually dying.Because dreams really never die. For instance, I am sure that my great grandmother who had a miserable life and who can't read an english sentence never thought that my grandmother would somehow manage to own a rather huge house because frankly, my great grandmother didn't have any home she could call her own. She was given a room by my generous grand aunt. But the same grand aunt gave me everything---plus--- the best education that money could buy, so HAD it not been for my great grandmother's humility and spirit of self-sacrifice, I would probably not be capable of typing here. Whe both my grandmother and grandaunt died, they "invested" in their own dreams, work and good deeds for me.

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I am blogging while waiting for Diane. She has been my friend for the last seven years and she lives somewhere in Upper Michigan where there seems to be a storm. It worries me. I miss her because usually at this hour, we're chatting on my yahoo messenger, exchanging emoticons or just making each other feel that "I am here". Now, she isn't. That almost makes me feel extremely alone tonight. I guess that friendship is a ritual in a sense. There is the ritual of waiting in the computer and knowing that she will be there and we usually end the chats with "take care".

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Frugality doesn't make us "cheap", it makes us smarter. The thought suddenly struck me when after a sumptous lunch, there I was thinking about what to do with the chicken leftovers and some brown rice.

That was when I thought of Congee. Congee is common in Asia with lots of variations. I decided to boil the rice with no idea what I was doing at all, but I usually do things that way in the kitchen. I call it "spontaneous recipes" by the way.

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My grandma used to say, "There is no use for the grass if the horse is dead." --- that means that there are things in life that do come too late. I recall she said this when she was about 82 years old and another aunt told her " We just bought the nicest mausoleum in one of the most expensive memorial parks in the city!". The family news didn't impress her. It made her smirk and say."There is no use for the grass if the horse is dead". Furthurmore, she asked me to swear that if she should die I MUST dare not visit her grave lest her spirit would be "bothered" by those who are still living without a roof while her rotting body is laid in a marble mausoleum.

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My granny used to say "One who does not know how to look back won't get anywhere".She had a lot of adopted children whom she helped through their education and most of them ended up doctors or dentists.

There is an expectation in most Asian families that one remembers the "old people" who nurtured and slaved so that you would get to be a success. A "success" is usually someone with a useful career and who has attained a certain stature in society.

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I have decided to be good because it is worth the money. Thus, I was thinking of either adding a new blog her under another name or go on. Blogitive is great and you get 5 bucks there per link on a decent blog. That's enough "motivation" for m to start or rather "useful" subjects more on the sane and useful "side of things".
Thus, I need Brenna's help, becaus she does have the greatest blog. Only one of my blogchram blogs was approved and that's making me money - and it is the most decent one I have. No coochie-coochie and all that stuff, yet it got me 15 bucks last Friday.

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