ike most games in Facebook, Cafe World is very easy to understand. The game starts with you being given a cafe to manage. You start out with a stove, a counter, a few tables, and an employee. When you click the stove, a cookbook will open indicating the dishes that you can cook at the level you are in. Once you decide on a dish, you continue to click the stove until the image indicates the amount of time it will take until the dish is finished. After it’s cooked, the image will ask you to click on the stove to serve the food. This will trigger your character to bring it to the counter so that your waiter can start serving the dish. To be able to find out how many servings you have left, you place the mouse pointer on the counter.

One of the problems I have with this borrowed camera is that when it is too bright, tiny dots appear on the lens which also appear on the pictures that I take. The reason for this has been explained to me, but right now, I can’t remember what it was. So my problem was how to fix the pictures.

A few months ago I studied the basics of photo manipulation.

After three months, I’m writing a post again. I’ve been so busy looking for online work, downloading movies, and playing Facebook apps that I’ve forgotten about my own little corner on the web.

Sometimes I wish I am vain, then maybe I would be more grateful that I look younger than my real age. Honestly, it annoys me to no end when people I encounter refuse to believe that I am in my 30s. I hear people say that it’s ok for someone to be in their 30s, so long as they look like they’re still in their 20s. The sad thing is, (I think I have the case of Benjamin Button since) some people say I look younger than …

I have set up this blog to organize everything. My thoughts are scattered all over the net, so to speak. I’ve got blogs on Friendster, trying to start one in Multiply and have accounts in blogger.com and blogdrive.com. So to organize everything, I’m even trying to transfer (read:copy) my posts from Friendster where I have posted all the anguish, heartbreak and yes… hope. I’ll post a link here once everything’s set up. So for now, I hope you enjoy the interesting stuff, or rather things that I find interesting, in here.