BLOGGING TO SOOTH THE NERVES.

12 Craziest Prom Outfits : " Meet some of the coolest ideas, if you want to stand out in the crown in your prom night. Good good..... Nice to blog from my reader. "

Sober in a Nightclub: The angry one This one is good one. Good graph. Who gets angry while playing angry birds.

Browsing BBC website is a wonderful experience. Can do really a nice little blog with two podcosts downloaded from BBC. 6 minutes English and thought for the day are very sweet. Know English words about social networking sites. 6min-20110527-1200a.mp3 Finding solace in stuff. Listen to the thought for the day thought-20110608-1012a.mp3

This blog is from ping fm. How do I add photos to this blog. Should be explored. Something more also I can write. More than 140 characters?

Pastel lullaby.... , a photo by ImagesByClaire on Flickr. Good good....this blog now can have favorite picture picks from flckr. Via Flickr: Found this one in the archives from earlier this year that I'd forgotten about. Made a few tweaks to it using Paint the Moon actions. Happy Saturday! Am off to run some errands, but will be back to visit your photostreams later!

Light Painting + HDR = , a photo by Omar Junior on Flickr. Will this work?

BLOGGING TO SOOTH THE NERVES.: Dabr after all these mad scribblings are about good bad and searches! Good: In the above blog I said I would write something about tweeting through texts. This I have done at my notes drafts blog. Next something about tweeting through texts. Here is the link. http://notesdrafts.blogspot.com/2011/06/text-through-twitter.html

Have decided to compose this blog entry, through sms only. Without having the twitter interface before me, I can tweet my thoughts through  TEXTS. TEXTS  could be sent through 'sms'. Sms tweeting facility is taken from this site. Through my twitter I send  TEXTS  using my airtel connection to the number: 53000. Texting helps me to think on a specific thought very happily. Let me go ahead with recording twitter experiences in my blog. Next for a change  I shall come with a different experience of browsing bbc through my cell phone. For this entry I made use of evernote and imagechef.com For html help I used blogger .com The texting matter was smsed from my cell phone to evernote through twitter.

Gorilla Can dance after all these mad scribblings are about good bad and searches! Good to see Gorilla dance.

after all these mad scribblings are about good bad and searches! Why so many blogs and why so many applications? Why this craving to post something? Good good....let it be there.....something to think of. Bad bad.....ideas don't improve....can not get enough opportunities to spend more time. Through cell phone reaching twitter is fun. Have the m.twitter.com. But here I don't have the editable Re-Tweet facility. m.dabr.com has the editable Re-Tweet facility. I could upload some pictures also through dabr. (Stored in Twit-pic) All this I could do with a simple cellphone Now, for quite some time my LGX300 twin-sim is not authorizing twitter to come through dabr. (Sufficient memory is not available - BAD ) There are other mobile twitter applications like, twit.me, the one that gives a facility to post to Facebook too, slandr mobile - which I've tried and had good fun. - GOOD Next something about tweeting through texts.

Have decided to compose this blog entry, through sms only. Without having the twitter interface before me, I can tweet my thoughts through  TEXTS. TEXTS  could be sent through 'sms'. Sms tweeting facility is taken from this site.http://www.smstweet.in Through my twitter I send  TEXTS  using my airtel connection to the number: 53000. Texting helps me to think on a specific thought very happily. Let me go ahead with recording twitter experiences in my blog. Next for a change  I shall come with a different experience of browsing bbc through my cell phone. For this entry I made use of evernote and imagechef.com For html help I used blogger .com The texting matter was smsed from my cell phone to evernote through twitter.

Bereft: Deprived of something beloved and valuable; made destitute by loss Abased: Made humble; brought down; shamed Ransacked: Pillaged; plundered. Ravishing: Seizing by violence. Beleaguered: Encompassed by force. Emblazoned: Set off in resplendent colors inscribed as though with heraldic emblems. Constricted: Drawn together or compressed; cramped; bound Constrained: compelled or urged; obliged, forced to action. Truckling: Yielding in a servile, favoring way, carrying favor obsequiously. Cosseted: Treated as a pet; pampered, fondled; treated tenderly.