Friday, June 27th, 2008
I’m use cheap cell phones always, couse i always lose them :
in supermarkets, on parking and i lose my cheap cell phone in closet )))
So i used cheap cell phone accesories too…
Not everyone wants to be owners of an expensive phone as some people still crave for a cheap cell phone; knowing where and what to look for is the key to a successful search. cell phones have become an integral part of our lives; parents buy them for their children just so they can contact them at any time.
Well, i buy my first cellphone 10 years ago and lose it on parking at the theater ((
This technology has changed the way business is carried out and for our lives in general. Although they were once expensive toys, that has all changed and nearly everyone considers them a necessity these days. Although the basic cell phone is not as common as it once was it is still possible to buy them.
They may be extremely clever but I have only ever wanted a phone that made a call and could send a text message, perhaps you are the same and all you want is a cheap cell phone like me. Less costly versions will not be able to perform all those functions other phones can but that may be just right for you. Merely being able to send and receive calls may be enough for you and all that you expect from it.
Call only facilities would be very unusual on today’s cheap cell phones, on even the most very basic
but if that is all you need then you won’t mind.
Sending and receiving emails may not be available but then you do not need it much anyway. If this is a function you need to have, it will probably be worth your while reconsidering as a cheap cell phone will not be the type you require. I suppose if making calls is secondary to the reason
you have a cell phone then signal reception won’t matter but it will if the only reason for the phone is to make and receive calls. You will probably find you will be able to send and receive text message but will not come equipped with all the new SMS functions. It will be hard to find a phone today that does not provide a decent text messaging service. Even with something as simple as buying a phone, you need to research a little in order to get as much as you can from your meager budget, then you may not need to settle for a less costly model.
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Tuesday, May 27th, 2008
Marriage ceremony words leaving in the past. You are passionate love making couple?
So, 10 long years in marriage and … Are your ready for horror? No passion between husbend and wife.
Since you’ve probably been sleeping with each other for a number of years and wonder why you need to read an article about love-making, you may be in for a few moves if you do. There might be a few things that you’ve forgotten along the way and there might be a few things that you might want to try that are new. So here goes a few love making tips just for you…
1. Make time for love and romance. Time can sure as shooting go away from you and you can put love making on the back burner, figuring you’ll get to it when things calm down. If you’re like most people, you have to make time for what’s important in your life. If sexual time with your partner is important to you, make time for it. If being spontaneous never seems to work out, schedule a “love date” and then don’t allow “life” to get in the way.
2. If you don’t feel like be intimate, say so, but be honest with your partner and yourself why you don’t feel like it. Sounds simple but sometimes it isn’t. Very often, physical ailments-real or imagined-are allowed to intersect with being intimate. Sometimes you just are too tired and having sex is the furthest thing from your mind. Whatever the case, be honest with your partner and then make a “date” when you know that you’ll feel better or have more time to devote to each other. Don’t use the old “I have a headache” excuse when you are really feeling disconnection from your lover. Deal with the issue and you’ll feel better.
3. Focus on each other and not on the children or your work. Clear your mind from extrinsic thoughts and worries when you come together for having sex. If it isn’t possible to do that, tell your lover that you need some time and then take a walk to clear your head. You may need to talk about some problem or clear up some issue with your lover. Do it and then focus on how much you love each other. There are many other things you can do to build up more passion in your love making and increment your connection. It takes learning some new skills and creating some new ways of being together.
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Monday, May 26th, 2008
If there’s one thing that we all seek - it’s happiness. I’ve never met a person who has told me they didn’t want to be happy, have you? There are certain things they either have - or don’t have - and with this information I’ve been able to come to an understanding of a question posed by many:
“What makes people happy?”
What do they have that others don’t? What’s their secret?
When we speak of the Great Secret of Life, we are speaking of what some call the Law of Attraction; but others simply quote Jesus Christ, or the prophets of the Old Bible Testament, and say that the Secret to Life is: “As a man thinketh in his heart, so he is.” Careless of what you call it, we create our experience in our minds - with our thoughts, or prayers. And then, we reap in our bodies and lives what we have sown in our minds. This is simple ancient wisdom and truth. All great religions and philosophies speak of thought and emotions. Prayer is concentrated thought; and prayer works - concentrated thought always produces results.
There are my 5 secret qualities of happy people :
1) Absence of Toxic Shame: John Bradshaw describes the difference between healthy vs toxic shame in his book “Healing the Shame That Binds You” . “Healthy shame is an emotion which signals us about our limits…and keeps us grounded,” where “Toxic shame is experienced as the all-pervasive sense that I am flawed and defective as a human being.” Truly happy people have a strong sense of themselves and their value, in other words, an absence of toxic shame. This usually comes from a breeding, loving and supportive experience in their families of basis. There are many reasons why people struggle with toxic shame. I find it often lies at the core of some depression, anxiety and perfectionism.
2) Absence of Resentment: Really happy people seem to be more successful at pardon. In addition, they often haven’t incarnated the experience to the degree that others do. When you are good at letting things go - you don’t drag the burden of resentment around with you. Those who hold onto anger or discontent towards others for long periods of time can experience internal emotional distress that leads to bitterness, fiasco and often health problems. They can also struggle with depression and excessive anger.
3) Living their Passion: People who are doing work that is satisfying to them, whether they simply enjoy showing up every day - or is more rewarding on a deeper level - tend to be happier. The same applies to those who have found a hobby or cause that brings them joy, whether it’s associated with work or not. Those who dislike their jobs and truly hate getting up every day to go to work tend to have an underlying baseline of life dissatisfaction that can lead to unhappiness. This is particularly true if they’re not engaging in something outside of work that touches that energizing place inside of them - which could a at least partially offset the impact of their unrewarding job.
4) Dreams for future: Those who have hopes, plans and excitement for the future are typically happier. They believe they can carry out their dreams - and can actually visualize them coming true. People who struggle with imagining what their futures might hold often don’t really believe that good things could actually happen for them. It’s possible their past or present have been so dismal that they’re unable to project positive things for the future. This is a very common belief of those struggling with depression. They may believe, “I can’t,” or “I don’t deserve.”
5) Connections to People: Happy people usually are connected to other people by supportive and loving interrelations, no matter whether a few or many. There could be an argument that there are exceptions to this, but by and large, people need other people. From the time we are born, we seek to form attachments to our primary caregivers. Depending on the quality of these attachments, we will usually seek to form friendships and them intimate partnerships. I’ve found that many unhappy people feel disconnected in some way to others - which can be very painful. Sometimes they are afraid to connect and other times their behavior is disconnecting. Regardless, for those who believe they need other people - and feel alone - a deep sense of unhappiness is common.
Yet, for some, knowing the Secret of Life is not enough; it doesn’t seem to work for them. If a person who is of “little faith” thinks they have money problems, and then sets about thinking even more about money than they already do, then it is likely that they will see their money problems getting worse - because they will probably be thinking about money in the same way they were when they acquired the debt, or imbalance, in their financial lives. Now that they know “the Secret,” however, things seem to be getting worse.
Thinking only of your intended goal is a big key to success. Some people spend too much time thinking about the “how” and not enough time thinking positively about the goal. But the most important component in true success is the emotion of heartfelt belief. Belief in anything will do; it is the emotion, or feeling, that matters. Once you find that feeling, you need only apply it to any dream or goal in order to create success. Unfortunately, many people never figure out how to think positively; so they just think MORE of the same OLD thoughts - and get more of the same old things. How you think is as important as what you think. The Secret to happiness, in other words, is thinking happy thoughts.
If you want to be happy, begin now by thinking “happy thoughts.” Then, you can graduate to doing “happy things:” The things happy people do, or the things you do when you are happy. Physiology equals Psychology; so, if you act happy long enough, you can develop a “happy habit” as easily as negativity will send you into the habit of depression, despair, worry, fear, or apathy. Habitual thought patterns are simply that — the thoughts we habitually use to operate our bodies. These patterns can be changed; and, in doing so, the entire fabric of our lives will be changed.
Like I mentioned previously, no matter who or where we are in this world, one of the ties that binds us together is the desire for happiness. Many of us know someone who seems to be a truly happy person. There’s something almost magical about them, their level of serenity, joy and state of “knowing” that everything will work out. And if doesn’t, it will still eventually be ok. I imagine that this person likely has all of the 5 happiness qualities I mentioned above. There are so many things that influence our emotional and psychological development. I believe that barring environmental chaos, (war, poverty, etc) we all have the ability to be “happy.”
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