The Google Chrome Operating System is coming! It's so exciting to know what kind of operating system Google can  make. I think Microsoft is finally going to have a serious contender to the windows operating system because Google has the resources to pull this off. As a product of Google, I would expect this operating system to be;

• lightweight
• have a clean and simple user interface
• more prepared for the web than any other operating systems

Do you know why it's fun to sleep naked? I don't know exactly, but I like it because it is very relaxing. It would even be better if you have someone with you (naked to, and of the opposite sex). Believe me, I've just got up and I'm still naked.

Rumors are spreading around that "for every 200 persons you've seen or met, chances are that 2 of them are ghosts?" Now that's really interesting, I can now at least give an explanation as to why some people I meet are kind of weird. No, seriously... why do this kind of stuffs appear only on Halloween? And it was spread through text a text message, should we even bother asking if this is true? I'm open to the possibilities, but it's kinda hard to believe these things when it comes up only Halloween. Learn the real truth before you start believing. 

All I knew about Amelia Earheart before, is that she was an american aviation pioneer and an author, apparently not very much. Also, I believe that she was the first woman to ever receive the "Distinguished Flying Cross" medal. That's pretty much it, I found her life a bit uninteresting, Aviation is just not my field of interest. But I have recently learned that Amelia Earheart disappeared on July 1937 somewhere in the pacific ocean and that sparked my interests. Although I am not clear with the details, I have also read that no remains of Amelia was ever found to this day.

Vampires are mostly considered as a myth. Some think they are real. Me? I would prefer to be in between, like a squirrel in a dog and cat fight, waiting to pounce on whoever loses. Well, there are however some things that I find about vampires. They appear in almost all the cultures of the earth. Now, I'm definitely now a twilight fan! However, I have read Anne Rice's novels "The Vampire Chronicles" Lots of stuffs to learn about vampire culture  in that book.

Although vampires can be heard of from the different cultures of the world, their traits differ. Take "Intelligence" for example, in some cultures vampires are just mindless zombies that do not rot (but still pretty dumb) and have very beautiful faces. In some cultures, vampires could fit in quite nicely with humans because they retain some intelligence, however they are still savage and can't be reason with, they are often controlled by what some call "blood lust". In some cultures however, vampires tend to have godlike powers, and are very much human! Except for the whole immortality and blood sucking business of course.

I've always wanted this world to be more than what it seems. You know, vampires, werewolf's, hidden worlds, Atlantis (you can include Santa Claus and the tooth fairy if you want). Let's just hope one day someone or something will appear in a television show broadcasting worldwide showing evidence that this is all true (maybe with a demonstration by sucking at the reporters neck). For the meantime, try to live a life where you won't sound or look weird by pretending to be something you are not.

The age old question of somebody who wants to learn music but doesn't know which instruments to learn, until they hear someone play the piano or the guitar and some ladies (or even guys) stare at that person playing the instrument like he was a star! Well, that isn't a good reason to begin learning something but hey, that's not the topic. So, which is harder to learn? Well, base on my experience and my experience alone, the guitar is harder to learn.

Why you say? Well, if it's your first time, it will take weeks before your hands will be able to grow skin thick enough to make you immune to the feeling of pain that the guitar strings will inflict. However, it really depends which you take on first. The piano was much easier for me because I liked the way it sounded, even though I obviously didn't know what I was doing the first time I touched a piano. Basically, It all comes down to what pleases you more. They are both hard to learn and will take some practice and sacrifice on your part, but if you like what you're hearing (even though sounds like a cat screaming in agony to others) then it will keep you motivated.

Well, I am now 21 years old so you can Imagine this is gonna be one long story. Don't worry It's not, I'm going to sum it up.

To start It all, I've already learned the basics. Walk, Eat, Chew, Swallow, Fart, Poop, Talk, Read, Write, Stop drooling. I'm not kidding, I've noticed a lot of baby's drooling all the time so I guess we all had to learn to stop it right? There is also the issue of breathing, I've learned that there are people with a genetic disorder that disables their function to automatically breath, therefore they have to remind themselves to breath. If you find that funny, so did I, until I realized that maybe one of my kids in the future will have that disease and that doesn't seem to be so funny, isn't it?

I've also learned that a child below 15 years of age can only see school in two ways. Painful or Fun, Me? It was Painful. Yup, didn't enjoy school until I was nearly 16 years old. I've also learned that If a child is not doing well in school by the age of 15, try transferring him or her to another school within the same area, it could do wonders. I know it changed my life a lot. Especially if the school is not in the middle of the city. Take it as an advice

This is a list of things I've learned when I was in my first school at less than 15 years of age

• read
• write
• operate a pc at the most basic level mostly required for computer games

This is a list of things I've learned when I transferred to another school. at the age of 16 years old.

• read
• write
• operate a pc at intuitively
• play the guitar
• play the piano
• play the drums
• play the flute
• have the enough confidence to sing on a stage
• lost weight
• became socially active
• became a member of a band
• passed all my subjects
• met some really good friends

and many more...

Do you see the difference? However, I do not suggest you force your child to do it. In my case, I was willing to transfer, because I was not happy in my other school. Moving on, College was really fun, contrary to what most people believe, college can really transform boys into men. Although I say "It can" I don't say "it will". The ration would probably be 5% of boys in college will grow in maturity before they graduate, 20% after they have graduated, 75% of boys will probably grow up to be 40 year old toddlers. However, that doesn't mean they are not going to succeed in life. Take Bill Gates for example, I hear he has tantrums like a 4 year old child however he runs a billion dollar business.

I am taking up Information Technology in college, so far I've learned a lot about computers, programming, web and desktop applications development and a lot more technical stuffs I believe you wouldn't want to hear I know i'm tired of it, but I do have a bit of skill in HTML, javascript, java. I don't practice them anymore though.

Well, that's the summary of the things I've learned so far since I was born on this earth. There are a lot more things I've learned that I will be posting in another time. Thank you for taking the time to read!