i was wrong.

i thought yesterday was just like any other birthdays i had. the usual routine of waking up, going to school/office and then going home. in short, i didn’t celebrate my birthday the way other people does. yesterday was different. if phone radiation can instantly kill, i could have been dead. every now and then my phone will ring with calls coming from different people whom i never thought would greet me during my birthday while text messages abound even from colleagues and family. i feel great.

to add up to the hype, my tabatsuy has setup a blog so that friends can post any message for me, to a point someone even compared me to a sunflower (^_^)
i even got my first cake yesterday which ended being devoured. need a proof?

at the end of the day i realized that i need not to wish something extravagant because there are much greater things that i already have now. loving friends, supportive family, great job and special someone. for me, these are the best things in life.

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you get what you paid for

that’s what i always say when someone buys cheap item and then finding out that it’s either defective or incomplete. well, that is true for the uninformed buyer. if you’re gonna look carefully, there several websites that do provide cheaper items yet “A” quality. check out these sites!

if you’re looking for cheap computer parts or peripherals, either brand new or second-hand, might as well check TipidPC.com. it’s a website similar to buy and sell drama of ebay with the only difference is that online payment is not an option. either people go to their shops or meet half-way in order to trade in items for cash or item as well. the good thing here is that the seller or buyer’s credibility is directly proportional to the number of positive or negative feedback he has on his account. the higher the positive feedback, the greater the chance you’ll sell or buy an item.

there’s also a similar website setup by the same management of tipidpc which is TipidCP.com which caters to mobile phone needs. similar concept, and the good thing is that you can use the same account you’re using in tipidpc! nice eh!

ofcourse, this doesn’t eliminate the possibility of getting crappy items. but in the end, the chance of getting a cool gadget for a price of a tootsie roll will always depend on how informed the buyer is.

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