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Merry Christmas!!

Ching Ya — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 09:00:00 +0000

Christmas Has Finally Come!! It’s the moment we’ve been waiting for. Today I’m delighted to have Mae as our guest poster. She always brightens up my days with her inspirational posts and today she’s going to share the Christmas Joy by presenting:

Merry Christmas

The King is born
A star so bright
Praise him on and on
Day and night

All the girls and boys
So precious and sweet
Santa, reindeers and toys
No wonder they sleep

Christmas is here
Be forever jolly
With Jesus so near
It must be holly

This the reason for living
Our Heavenly Father
It’s the season for giving
Seek no farther

Mae owns Inspirational Words Of Life. She is a data analyst. She gives great honor to the Lord, our God. She loves everyone and everything, and she tries to live her life in a positive way, keeping inspirational words in her mind and heart at all times.

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Christmas Escape 2 !!

Ching Ya — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 00:30:00 +0000

OMG OMG OMG!!!

Christmas Escape 2 !!! Sorry for my ecstatic behavior, but I’ve been longing to play this! I tried it out last Friday, it was so cool and captivating! Just like Get Me Outta Here , it involves alot of mind-twitching and unexpected outcome per clue collected. I’ve been restraining myself from posting this just yet, until today! See? Monday isn’t always that dull and plain, is it? ^^

The rules are practically the same in Christmas Escape 2. The items you found will be stacked in the right sidebar. Use them on other stuffs in the room that eventually lead you out of the lab! The Ornaments, however, don’t help much except providing some chances of opening other clues available. The hardest part is getting them piece by piece. Don’t give up though, it’s all there in the room.

I specifically want to thank my dearest 3 colleagues who stood by me when I was trying it out out, who shouted with clues, and possible ways to solve the riddle! They are adorable! So, in the end, 4 human brains beat the game, of course, and here’s the proof!

So, if you stuck at somewhere, or desperately needed the walk throughs, just shout it out at the comments below. Don’t risk yourself to look for answers in other unsecured sites. Eventhough I might be on trip, but I’ll try to help out as much as I can. =) Enjoy!!! Let us know if you’ve completed it!

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The Little Christmas Party That Could!

Ching Ya — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 01:00:00 +0000

Don’t you just love the drawing? It’s so wonderfully done! Susie is so amazingly talented and her works are outstanding. This week, I’m honoured to have her do a guest post on The Little Christmas Party That Could! Running out of ideas for parties? You definitely want to check this out~

16 years ago, they stopped doing Christmas Parties where my husband worked so, I took on the challenge of having some football fans over for the holidays. What started out with about 8-10 people has now grown to over 40…why.. I hear it’s fun.

What makes this party different, getting the guests involved!

Making your guests the “party” is what does it, first I set aside about $30.00 to go off to the dollar store, you have no idea what you can find there.. It’s incredible & cheap fun! I individually wrap the 30 gift; I buy gifts for both men & woman and they can fight after they open them. I also scour the countryside looking for a gift that perhaps is A White Elephant or just Stupid, something someone doesn’t want, and that’s the booby prize for the guest that arrives the latest…

During the party there are games, yes games, not the bridal shower type – interactive games. As the guests arrive, they each get a sticker; the stickers are marked 1, 2, 3 & 4. Every 10-15 minutes, I pull out my little bag of questions. Group 1 gets the first shot, and the questions I come up with are similar to the old Let’s Make A Deal Television Show – i.e.

Who is the first one that can produce a $50.00 bill out of their wallet?

Who has belly button fuzz?

Who has an American Express Card & A Master Card in their wallet?

Who has on more than 1 ring?

Who has on Christmas Socks..

Following me? Okay, whoever is the first to react, get’s to dig into the bag of the 30 gifts – at half time – we do the Trivia Questions as well as What’s in the Bag – Trivia questions for all ages and sexes, I throw in Football Questions, History Questions, Questions about the Host & Hostess. Along with the trivia questions, I take items I find around the house and put them in brown lunch bags, there are cheaters and I had to start double bagging and stapling them shut, I number the bags 1-15, the guests have to feel their way to an answer.

i.e –

A telephone cord

Easter Grass

A Pack of Gummy bears

A Condom made

Following me? So, during half time they all get something to do, some separate into teams – and guess what, the winners get to reach into the bag of goodies for their prize. I take the guest that had the most questions answered for trivia and the one with the least.

There is plenty of food, I make only appetizers, and I make about 3-4 dishes, have everyone bring either an appetizer or a sweet, you’ll be amazed at how much food comes through the door.

After the football game is over, we do our grab bag, where people fight for what they want. Count the gifts that were brought – and use slips of paper and number them separately with the number of gifts you have – you can do this several different ways, I’ll start with the easiest. Number 1 goes first

Number 1 picks a gift and opens it

Number 2 can steal number 1’s gift or take a new one and open it

Number 3 can take number 1 or 2’s gift or take a new one and open it …. And so on…

If number 3 takes number 2’s, (they give the unopened gift to number 2) number 2 in turn can take number 1’s opened gift or open the unopened.

As the gift exchange goes on, number 20 goes and wants something someone else has, number 20 takes an unopened gift from under the tree, and gives it to the person with the opened item they want, whoever is now standing with the unopened gift has their pick of all the previous players 19 and under and can steal any gift they want, so say they take a bottle of booze and give the unopened gift to that person..that person can turn around and take number 20’s gift as well, this can only happen 5 times a round with the same item. This is round 20 – so the gift number 20 stole, can now only be traded up for 4 more times, if you have a hot item look out.

I change my numbering system on occasion so number 1 does not always go first, I start sometimes with the last number in the bunch, so that the “guests” don’t get to self assured they are number 1! No one wants to be number 1 .

I have taken 2 sets of identical numbers…pass the first set out, crumple up the second set and put them in a hat, and than call on number 1 or any number in the bunch, maybe the first guest to arrive, last guest, oldest guest, youngest, etc… they than pick a number out of the hat, say number 17 – they are the first to start the grab bag than, similar to being number 1 – and once they open, they pick a number out of the hat, say it’s number 39, they than get to follow…

Hope you have fun!

Who Is Susie Kleiner?

Upon seeing so many great drawings in Pencil Drawing Sketch Art, it is remarkable to learn that Susie is a self taught artist who never had any schooling in drawing or painting! Her talent is well recognized by all the wonderful sketches she did in her posts. Her favorite subject to draw is Stevie Ray Vaughan. By day she works on websites, blogs, and search engine marketing. She loves the beach, the ocean and also corona light!

Susie also accepts quotes/ordering for sketches. If you are interested to have a sketch done for your loved ones, kindly visit: http://soul-to-soul.com/gifts for details.

Thank you Susie!

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Christmas Spirit Award

Ching Ya — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 02:15:00 +0000

I received this fantastic present from Mae, a very good blogger friend of mine. It’s a nice gesture and a pleasant way to spread the Christmas spirit all around the blogosphere! I’m SO going to blog and spread this award around! Well, only 1 week left, better hurry!

Here are the rules for Christmas award:

~You must be a true Christmas lover to receive this award.

~The person to whom you give the award must also be in love with Christmas.

~You must link back to the person who gave you the award.

~You must list 5 things that you love about Christmas. If you can’t limit it to 5 things, then keep going till you run out of space!

~Pass the award along to as many people as you like.That can be 1 or 45, it’s up to you. But, you must pass it on to at least one person in order to keep the Christmas cheer going!

~Let your recipients know that you have tagged them by leaving them a comment.

Alright, 5 Things I love about Christmas …

1. Reminds me the love and blessings from Jesus Christ.
2. The peaceful, loving atmosphere all through the season.
3. Christmas carols (classics & temporary)
4. Christmas Tree & Greeting Cards (I still love to send/receive them!)
5. Surprises!!

(Not necessarily in the present-wrapping form, for example the comments/readers’ support & participation/story shared that lightens up the Christmas joy and cheer! )

So much more, but I’m afraid someone is going to complaint about my babbling soon. =P

I am going to be passing this award to: Sueblimely, Kathie & Kelley! These 3 ladies sure got the Christmas groove going! ^^

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Turbo Christmas !!

Ching Ya — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 23:00:00 +0000

Manic Monday!!

Oh no, we are not giving in to those dull and lifeless working hours, aren’t we? How about a little Turbo to your engine?

Yes, Turbo Christmas it is! (It may take a little while to load, but the wait is worth it)

Your Mission:

Help Santa Claus or the Biblical Magi Three Kings (select the character you like by pressing ‘z’) to drop the presents into the chimneys and get some points for that. See how far (levels) you could go? I got myself a Level 6 with 48110, if I remember correctly. Beat that score!

Controls:

1. Left, Right, Up, Down arrow keys – To control your movements. (remember the combination of up+left / down+right etc are applicable)

2. ‘z’ key – To drop the presents (hitting it repeatedly to drop as many presents in the chimney as possible).

3. ‘p’ key – only when nature calls, and you gotta pee.

Tips to score and survive:

I’m gonna give you my gaming secret to save you some time, ha! Lucky you!

1. Don’t Smash Into the house or the trees – Unless you want to ‘Game Over’ quickly.

2. Watch out for The Stars :

DO’s – The stars that are flying towards you on the sky are up for grabs, by doing so you’ll increase your turbo and go further.

DON’Ts – Do Not take the stars on the Christmas tree, it’ll kill your Turbo.

3. Drop as many presents in one chimney as possible.
- Not only you’ll get points; when a star is seen shooting out from the chimney, grab it, it’s the Turbo-charger, just like those flying stars you love! (There can only be 1 star / chimney)

4. Maybe you can tell me??

Why I Choose This Game for you?

It could be played repeatedly without refreshing your page. Once you’re Game Over, can either key in your name or skip that by ‘Enter’, then wait for it to load from its main page. Click ‘Play’ if you wish to try again. Mute the music if you want to at the main page.

Convenient?

Enjoy your Turbo Christmas! =)

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Earthbound

Ching Ya — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 04:14:00 +0000

I know I have been feeding you guys with some heavy stuffs lately, with so many nice blogs to explore, perhaps something to ease you down while keeping the blog active? How about something light and sweet? Good for our digestions, you know.

This week, my guest post is from Nathan P. He has a nice poem for the snowy season, entitled Earthbound, hear him out:

Each snowflake drifts downward,

Like a feather from the sky,

To soon to be earthbound among its fallen friends.

Who can notice each snowflake that falls?

Or consider its single existence?

But each plays a part,

To become,

Snow.

Quoted from his replies to his readers about this poem:

“Snow is beautiful and its two properties of being cold and white make it a symbol for all things pure and clean.”

“Separate it may seem as if we are insignificant, but together we can be something beautiful, and powerful.”

Simple and well-written, using a natural phenomenon to portray something deep. Nathan sure has his way with words, which got me into thinking: We are all so small in this universe, with our own limitations; however, once united, we can make something happen. Same goes with blogging, it’s the power of voicing out and evoke awareness; the connection that links the fellow bloggers into achieving something big.

Nathan owns 2 blogs: Inkweaver Review & Imagination Manifesto. If you’re into literature, perhaps could have a look at his book reviews that comes in various categories; or indulge yourself in his creative works of poetry. Thanks to Nathan, I actually finished Bicycle Shop Murder within 3 days, and I can hardly remember when was the last time I ever read a novel. I miss the satisfaction, perhaps going to do that more often now.

Thanks again Nathan, for sharing something so beautiful with us.

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Big Thank You's to the Comment-Givers!

Ching Ya — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 14:59:00 +0000

Time to show my appreciation to my dearest comment givers!

It’s your support and encouragement through feedbacks that keep me going everyday. In conjunction with the season of love and sharing, I hereby acknowledge the most frequent comment-givers below, and their respective blogs via lovelinks. Something the readers might find useful and informative as well. That’s the least I can do for you guys =) :

Rose DesRochers owns a blog called World Outside my Window which she blogs about controversial topics, current events and her daily life. She is a published poet and freelance writer. She’s the founder of bloggertalk, the first forum I joined as a blogger. She has been supportive and helpful. And she never knew that her generosity of acknowledging my blog as the Editor’s Choice that day, had given me the encouragement to continue my passion, regardless of what others had said to me in the real life. Recently, she has done a posting regarding the cruelty of Puppy Mills, something we should all be attentive to before purchasing pets.

If you need some spiritual input, Mae’s Inspirational Words of Life will give you some peace of mind. Her latest post shares about Be Safe during the holiday season. Especially when the time is rough, while crime rate increases, we should always be cautious and alert.

When I need some financial insight, I’ll dip myself into Yan’s Money Magnet. I enjoyed her Holiday Spending List as she shares about her methods of how to spend wisely, especially during a festive season like Christmas.

CJ Harley loves to write, and owns a blog My Point Of View. Just the other day I learnt a phrase from CJ, do you know the meaning of Worth One’s Salt? Thanks for the explanation CJ, I do feel a little bit smarter now. ha..

Hermes is new in blogging, he runs a 100% Free Applications – No Adware. No Spyware. Since I’m a 50% IT freak, so his site could give me a few tips about some useful softwares on the web today.

Jen runs a blog called so you wannabee a Domestik Goddess, topics varied from art & crafts, DIYs, posts about pets, kids, recipe and other interesting stuffs. As an experienced blogger, she has being patient and helpful to the newbies. I can’t thank her enough for the support and encouragement she has given me.

Another resourcesful blog that I love belongs to Sueblimely. Her Sueblimely Blogging offers a lot of useful tips and advices for bloggers. My personal favourite and gratitude for a fantastic review done by Sue is about Good Free Stock Images. It sure saves me alot of time when it comes to sourcing free stock photos.

Jessi owns Quirky Jessi where she shares her “odd thoughts, quirky ramblings, and random pictures” (I quoted this from her blog descriptions), although I do find some of her posts really fun and entertaining.

Ryan’s blog is called Websynapse, which is also the place where I got a glimpse of Google street view, with some examples with snapshots in the post.

K Fields runs a personal blog called Arcticulates (I love that blog title, by the way). She blogs about her lovely home, Alaska, her views and anything she encountered. I recently read about her story about the Car, Moose, Calamity that very much similar to what I’ve experience in It’s All About Christmas . I’m just so glad her husband and father are both safe. Thank God!

Meet Red, her blog SassyNSappy talks about her life, experiences and poetry. You’ll hear a familiar voice singing‘I Go To Extremes’ once you’re entering her world. Thanks again for the Lemonade Award, Red.

If you’re into Blog Design Optimizing, perhaps sayzlim’s post about Top 10 Tips for Switching Wordpress Template might i

nterest you. Something to take note before switching templates for Wordpress users.

Susie owns a blog Soul to Soul. Her post about Going to Bat is one of the best posts with great sketching art I’ve ever seen, of course, so are her other posts as well. Very talented lady indeed.

Jen owns a blog called Semantically Driven which she talks about blogging, parenting, and living in Australia. Her colourful blog with nice snapshots sure brightens up people’s days.

Lee (Quit Your Day Job), a creative, artistic guy who loves to draw, and very much into science fictions. If you’re a fan of Spiderman, Ironman, or perhaps wondering what would happen if Hulk vs. Iron Man, be sure to check out The Hulk and Iron Man colour edition.

Victor owns a blog named VJ?? which he shares about his family stories. And bro, Happy (belated) Wedding Anniversary to you and ??!

For the comment-givers who does not own a blog, my gratitude to you is as much as everyone else above. To my dearest buddies, Kalai, Evelyn, Loi, Nin Ching, Miecha, Anonymous (I think I know who you are now), King Lee (I’m saving my appreciation for you in the coming post, k?), Thank you all so much for everything. You guys are so wonderful and kind. Of course, lastly, not forgetting my dearest Hubby. I couldn’t be the place I am today without your support and understanding. Your real life ‘comment’ means a great deal to me and it’s what that keeps me going everyday.

Love you all!

Best wishes and great success in your blogging/career.

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Get Me Outta Here!!

Ching Ya — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 17:43:00 +0000

PICTURE THIS:
Christmas day. You’re ALL ALONE. Worst! You’re all locked up in a cold room. The only way to get out, is to locate the KEY, hidden somewhere ! But You’ve searched everywhere, where is it?????

Instead of the key, you found tons of craps, how on earth these things are gonna help me open the door??

HOW ON EARTH…??

That’s when your Sherlock Homes instinct kicks in! By all means, ransack the entire room if you want to (I doubt you’re gonna make a mess anyway) Just click around the room in search for clues, and use the hidden objects found on other items in the room. Craps?? No no, you’ll find these ‘craps’ come in handy very soon. Don’t trust me? Just play the game. Think creative, unexpected things will happen once you found something.

I SAW PRESENTS! FOR ME??

Sure, you can keep all the presents, in fact. But, I can tell you, the key is not in there. Although they don’t contribute much in helping you to get out, but once you’ve collected them, another hidden clue might be revealed.

You’ve played?? How was it??
Totally crazy about it! What I’m proud of, is I didn’t cheat to get out! Honest! It’s not that hard actually, be patient. If you stuck at anywhere, you know you can always leave me a comment, and I’ll come flying to your rescue. (Gosh.. I’m so kind)

I WANT MORE!!

If you’re hunger for more, good news is its site is going to launch the all new Christmas Escape 2, before 24th Dec. You can be sure I’ll be all up for that one!!

What?? Too easy for ya?? Well, how about trying to get out from Switch, Sphere, RGB, Vision rooms?? These are harder levels, for sure will get you all hooked up. Sometimes you even wish to tear down the whole room just to find the clues! It’s captivating, and I’m done with Switch now. But now stuck at Sphere…arggghh.. it’s soooooo hard!!!

Click here if you wish to play, I strongly suggest you try though:

So?? How was it?? Did you get out eventually??

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Do You Hear What I Hear??

Ching Ya — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 12:35:00 +0000

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Yes, I heard it. A Blogging Christmas Challenge!!

So what is this all about? Why am I getting all excited here?

I know you’re in a hurry, so I’ll break it down for ya:

What?
A Challenge for the bloggers to:
- instill the Christmas spirit.
- show our appreciation to those who’ve helped us along our blogging journeys, provided us with good reads, take time to visit and leave comments in our blogs, and those who even become our virtual friends.

Why?
In a world that’s full of chaotic issues & economical depressions, the loneliness, disappointments that we face everyday, don’t you think it’s time we stood up for something we believe in, and make a difference by spreading some joy, love and care using one of the best social media today – blogging!

Who?

Participants: All Bloggers

When?
Today until 25th Dec.

How?
- Spread the news, the more join in the merrier.

(Ways: Blog posts, Stumbleupon, Digg, Technorati, Emails, Social Medias etc)
-Let us know your ideas for fostering the spirit of Christmas and spreading Christmas wishes to your blog readers.

For my part, I’m going to show my appreciation to all of my readers/commenters/blogger friends by:

1. visiting/commenting on their blogs regularly
2. link love/brief review on their wonderful posts/blogs
3. showing gratitude through social medias. (technorati, digg etc)
4. MORE MORE MORE…

Believe it, sometimes even the simplest thing you do, could mean a lot to another. As a rookie in blogging, I’m very familiar with that experience. =)

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Have A Healthy Christmas!

Ching Ya — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:33:00 +0000

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Today, I’m delighted to present the very first Guest Post for my blog, by Evan Hadkins. Evan writes a blog (www.wellbeingandhealth.net), which covers all aspects of health (physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and social). He also has a free email course on health and a free weekly newsletter that you can sign up for on his blog.

I’ve always find his posts inspiring. Apart from getting some tips about how to live a healthy lifestyle, there are topics covered about how to maintain good relationships, self improvements, and one of my favourite topics, living authentically. Now he even added ecology in his discussions as well. Without much further ado, let’s have Evan give us some pointers on how to:

Have a Healthy Christmas

Christmas may be the time of year where our ideals and the reality clash most strongly. How often is Christmas really joyful? Come Boxing Day we are often glad that Christmas is over for another year. I think it can be different – here are some ideas for a healthy Christmas (healthy for body, soul and spirit).

Eating Healthy at Christmas
In the book Mindless Eating (from the website: www.mindlesseating.org), Brian Wansink goes into great details about how the surroundings we eat in influencing how much we eat. (And if you are like me, you are very likely to overeat at Christmas.) To avoid over-eating here are two simple things we can do:

1. Use a smaller plate. If it is a buffet use a bread and butter plate and put a couple of things on it at a time, then go back to the buffet again. (You will usually end up eating less.)

2. Wait until someone else has started eating. We can also pause during our eating. Our bodies take a while to know we are full. Take a break of twenty minutes or so, you will then know whether you feel full or not. You are also less likely to end up with indigestion.

Exercise on Christmas Day?
In my family anyway Christmas is more about sitting around and eating than doing any exercise. Getting in some exercise may be challenging. I have one idea to help it happen.

Take the family and food somewhere other than home. If you live in the Southern Hemisphere (I live in Australia), where it’s summer, this is easier to do. If you live in the Northern Hemisphere then it may mean moving to an indoor venue somewhere. Have part of Christmas day somewhere that it is easy to do things that the people like doing. A park with walking trails or an indoor venue with something like a skating rink perhaps.

A Happy Christmas
There are lots of ’shoulds’ around Christmas. These are often unconscious and they can often lead to us doing things that don’t make us happy (or as happy as we could be).

My suggestion is to sit down and think. Maybe you could start with the following question: how shall I do Christmas so that everyone will be as happy as possible?

Just start by imagining: don’t worry about limitations, imagine you could have whatever you wanted. This is to free up your thoughts and get you out of thinking about Christmas in your usual way. Then you can start thinking realistically, about any changes you might want to make to the way you usually do Christmas.

You might change the kind of food eaten. How presents are given (what difference would it make if no presents were given?). The order things are done in. Altering the seating or the venue. The rituals for meeting and greeting and the topics talked about. There are lots of things to consider when thinking about how to make Christmas a happy time for everyone.

The Spirit of Christmas
Even those who are not identified as Christian will often endorse the spirit of giving at Christmas. I’m not criticising the giving of presents, but I do think that the crass commercialism can get in the way of the Christmas spirit.

Here are some ideas for getting away from the commercialism and more in tune with the spirit of giving at Christmas:

- Buy cards from charities, where the price of the card supports the charity.

- Buy presents from charities and organisations that use the funds to support charity and social justice activities.

- If it won’t offend them, instead of giving a present make a donation to the charity in another person’s name, let them know in a card.

- With close friends or family that you get on with, consider what it would mean to give of yourself to the others. It may mean doing something for them or helping them do something.

- Try telling those you are close to what kind of gift they are to you, or what gift they bring in to your life.

These are just a few thoughts about the spirit of Christmas, I’m sure you could think of many more. Please feel free to contribute more ideas for being in tune with the Christmas spirit, or how to have a happy and health Christmas, in the comments.

Wishing you a joyous, happy and healthy Christmas!

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