1. I want a new theme! I hope Sheryl will agree to make me one kahit PSD lang, lol. Her tumblr’s new layout is so kawaii!
2. Been watching bleach again, Arrancar season. I heart Rukia’s zanpaktuo, Sode no Shirayuki. I wonder if Ichigo and Rukia will be a love pair soon.
3. I’m still thinking if D5000 is more worthy than D3000. I can’t decide what to buy yet but the date of buying is official. I will buy a DSLR before April.
4. Have lots of work in hand but still managed to go on a date, watch Anime every night and procrastinate.
5. Next week will be boyfriend’s birthday. We will watch Alice in Wonderland in 3D as my birthday gift for him.

Now, I’m off to bed.

From Sheryl’s recommendation, I found an inexpensive one at Kim Store, an online store of gadget stuff. I heard about their store a few years ago but I never had a transaction with them yet. If I want to buy a gadget stuff online, I always trust EbuyStore. But for my DSLR, I think I will give Kim Store a chance to see if they’re legitimate.

I’m still choosing between D3000 or D5000. They have a small price difference: D3000 costs P24, 000 while D5000 is around P30,000. I need to read more reviews regarding these two before I settle in buying one cause I don’t want to regret it in the end.

Always keep in mind that you can’t buy the expensive one just because of the idea that it has more functionality to offer than the other one. What if you don’t need those ‘added’ functions? You thought that getting money is the hardest part when you buy something, but actually choosing the right product is the most trickiest part especially if big money is involved. So piece of advice, think about it for 10 times before buying something, read more articles and seek help from a professional.

So there, if you know someone I can ask about cameras, I need their help. I want to make a right decision here because there’s no turning back once the item is sold.

Aside from the search engine, what I love about Google is their internet-based services and product such as Gmail, iGoogle, Google Videos which we actually use always.

Well aside from those application mentioned above, I have few recommended services that you might haven’t tried yet.

1. Google Docs – now it’s easier to share your document with your classmate, professor or office mate. It is a free, Web-based word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, form, and data storage service. It allows users to create and edit documents online while collaborating in real-time with other users. Meaning, you and your workmate can work in one document at the same time. Good for partner thesis or group projects.
2. Google Notebook – it allows users to save and organize clips of information while conducting research online. This is like your typical notebook where you can jot down important things when you visit a library but instead, being done online. This tool permits you to write notes, clip text and images, and save links from pages during a browser session. The information is saved to an online “notebook” with sharing and collaboration features.
3. Google Reader – my favorite web-based aggregator capable of reading RSS feeds. I’m a blogger, I follow your blog post but too lazy to open a tab and visit your homepage. So here goes my savior, Google reader. It synchronize my favorite blogs and I will be able to read their entries if they have a new one. I usually do this so don’t think I’m not updated with your blogs if I don’t leave a comment.

I just learned about these applications when I started the homebased career. Most of my document are uploaded in Google Docs so I can share it easily with my client and have some real time collaboration. Notebooks are used for quick reminders and updates and lastly, Google Reader to keep in touch with blogosphere.

And before I end this post, don’t forget to add my Google ID in case you want to contact me. Ah, I can’t leave it here to avoid SPAM so instead I will add you on my contact list. Just use your primary email address when you leave a comment so I can get your email add.

The system has a auto-generated questions that you can answer to start of. Invite others to ask you question or publish your form to social network site like Facebook, Twitter or Tumblr.

It’s very easy and fun. Now, don’t forget to leave your question here.

Good Points:

1. More time in bed – obviously, you don’t have to wake up early in the morning to prep. In this kind of job, you wake up and start your work immediately, kahit di ka pa naliligo.
2. Flexible time – the time is all yours. I usually work from night to dawn cause those are the time my mind is working properly.
3. Save more money – you don’t have to travel everyday cause you will be working at the comfort of your home. No need to dine in fast food or look for a cheaper Carenderia.
4. Business Outfit – you will save money instead of buying a new outfit for next week.
5. Open for Sideline – this is definitely a plus. I accept projects from other clients. Although these projects are quite cheap at least it helps me in paying bills every month.

Bad Points:

1. Laziness - you tend to be lazy at home thus you can do your work properly. You will end up rushing your work at the end of the day.
2. Less Interaction – if you’re the type of person who is motivated when you have people around you, then this job is definetely not for you. You will work alone!
3. Less Learning – well actually, this one depends on you. Obviously, if you work alone, you can’t obtain new ideas. What I usually do to overcome this, I take other type of projects so I can explore new things. Although I still work on my own, at least I learn new things instead of nothing.
4. You look like a bum – we’re like a novelist, viewed as a bum from those people who doesn’t know that you can earn money without going to an office.

Sometimes, this kind of job is boring but after you get your pay, you will see that you have an extra money for you to splurge on something.

I don’t know how long will I be like this but for now, I want to enjoy the ‘homebased’ experienced and save lots of money!