Have you always been the shy type? That person who always shies away from a camera, especially from videocams? I must admit that I have always been that person ever since I entered High School. But it seems that being online has somehow cured me of that phobia. How?
First I was chatting. It was just simple fun back then, typing back and forth and knowing someone online. Then voice chats were introduced and then the use of web cameras became a necessity. Though I didn’t really use the voice and camera capabilities of my computer for chatting, having a wide array of available music online captivated me.
Purchasing Gemini Headphones at Guitar Center would be ideal but since I haven’t really upgraded my “tools”, I am slowly learning a lot about music and how it works… and yes, all of it from online reading alone. I’m thinking that once I get to master some of the techniques, then I can definitely invest on high quality tools and materials starting with my headphones.
What’s even more interesting now is how learning all of these can help the younger generation in my family who are absolutely into music. Most of them have their own bands and none of them are professionally trained. Everything they know is from trial and error and whatever they learn off the internet. Yes, it may mean that they spend more time with their computers but we’ve got to support their hobbies and dreams, right? Thank god for the internet!
I recently saw a post about the release of the new Blackberry Z10. It got me curious because I’m on the lookout to upgrading my phone since my daughter thinks it is now her phone. The memory is almost used up because of her pictures so maybe I should just get myself a new one instead of deleting her pictures over and over (she takes new ones everyday anyway).
I found a site that can compare two phones and by the time I’ve read through it, my mind is still not made up. I’ve never used a Blackberry before but the features look promising, especially the camera specifications. For a mom like me, the camera is very important. I use it most the time to capture (a lot of) precious moments of my daughter. Yup, I’m one of those who just love to click away in a heartbeat.