All about michelle

dad…

michellecastro — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 03:32:28 +0000

i love you.. ill always be here to support you! I am proud for all of your achievements and for what you have become now.. always put God in everything you do.. I’m contented with you and I am happy for all the changes in our lives – with regard to vices.. i love you again..muah!

-mommy

Friendship

michellecastro — Tue, 26 May 2009 01:44:49 +0000

It’s so nice to see those people who are really friends, laughing and cheering for each others success but in real life it’s sad that there are friendships that are so disappointing than you ever thought possible. In my 26 years being alive in this world I could say that I’ve been a good friend at least 95%, and why not 100%? Well, it’s because I’m also human and I make mistake sometimes. I am no saint but one thing for sure that is wrong with the friendship that I offer, and that is I always give my all and what you see is what you get 100% which I might say unfair for me and my husband. I remember those days that I’d cancel a date with my husband, that I would rather take a friends advice than of my husband. See how good I am with my friends and so it continued and I never learned until a couple of weeks which really made me realize that friendship can’t be created overnight, not even for weeks, months or a year. I’ve had friends and best friends but this person that I met for over a year now made me realize what a really friend should be. I realized that not everybody you get a long with can be a true friend, not everybody you can laugh and smile with is sincere and not when you share almost all the stories in your life, all the fun and hard times would be there for you all the time.

True friends for me criticize. True friends for me accept. True friends for me loved and most of all true friends for me forgive. True friends should be honest and open about what they feel. They should talk about the problems all the time and easily accept what the other person has to say whether it is good or bad. You shouldn’t choose your word just to make the other one happy and if you say something that is not good in the ear say it, be honest and do not be afraid. Friends should honor each other’s perspective and principle. Friends should always take advices in a positive manner and should learn thru it. I would say that I did learn and from this day on I promise to myself that I would love my self and my family more than anything and anybody else in this world, that I would put god first in everything that I do and would really choose a true friend who would understand me and would love me as I am. Well like what I’ve said I am no saint and it’s not too late to eliminate some so-called friends in my life, right? Ahahahhahaha!

michellecastro — Sun, 24 May 2009 03:43:11 +0000

i love you mommy

Happy Mother’s Day

michellecastro — Sat, 09 May 2009 21:30:58 +0000

To all mom’s out there..happy mothers day to you all..especially to my lovely wife….i love you so mch…mwahhhhhhh

Nokia E63 (my phone)

michellecastro — Sat, 09 May 2009 19:01:37 +0000

Nokia E63 is the next QWERTY messenger by Nokia, set on the glorious path of the E71. Only this time it slips off the high heels to walk it in plain straight and simple boots instead. And the matching price tag leaves little doubt of what this Working Joe here is all about.

No fancy spoils, the Nokia E63 means business and brings connectivity and messaging together in a sharp and reliable package. Certainly a no-thrills mobile, the E63 does its jobs with no fuss and at a fair wage. Well, who would frown at that?

Nokia E63 official photos

Now, comparisons to E71 are clearly inevitable and maybe we know better than expect Nokia E63 to impress us as much. But who says it can’t persuade through common sense.

Key features:
Quad-band GSM support
3G support
Landscape 2.36″ 16M-color display of QVGA resolution
Symbian 9.2 OS, S60 UI with FP1 (sprinkled with some FP2)
369 MHz ARM 11 CPU and 128 MB of SDRAM
Wi-Fi
2 megapixel fixed focus camera with LED flash
120 MB of internal memory, microSD expansion
Standard 3.5mm audio jack
Bluetooth v2.0 with A2DP support
microUSB v2.0
FM radio
Comfortable full QWERTY keypad
Convenient shortcut keys
Provider-independent VoIP support
Office document editor
Nokia Maps
User-friendly Mode Switch for swapping two homescreen setups
Great battery life
Remote Lock and Wipe feature
One-year free subscription for Files on Ovi
Main disadvantages:
Poor camera performance
Video recording maxes out at QVGA@15fps
No GPS
No RDS in the FM radio
3.5mm jack protective bud is not attached to the body
No USB cable in the retail package
No preinstalled games at all
Nokia E63 is undoubtedly a trimmed-down version of the E71 and almost a return to the E61i roots – with a 2 megapixel camera and no built-in GPS receiver. Well, the camera of the E71 was largely disappointing in the first place plus, an external Bluetooth GPS receiver is always an option, so we hardly count these as serious drawbacks.

Nokia E63 at ours

The styling of the E63 is where the difference is most significant. Nokia E63 still looks OK and feels sturdy, but it sure lacks the solid metal charm of the E71. Anyway, the mild price tag may as well make you forgive the cost-effective approach to the exterior.

The potential market rivals of the E63 aren’t that many but there are still a few affordable QWERTY smartphones out there.

Before we get to the actual competition, let’s briefly look at the ageing Nokia E61i. It’s got a pretty much identical spec sheet to E63 and boasts some really nice metallic accents. But Nokia E61i keeps the price quite high even 2 years now since its debut and it’s got half the RAM and a slower CPU than the E63. Probably the biggest selling point of Nokia E63 is that it’s relatively compact for a QWERTY device and Nokia E61i is no match here.

Nokia E61i

Then there’s Samsung C6620, which runs on the WinMo smartphone (no touch) platform and trades Wi-Fi connectivity for GPS. In case you have a subscription plan that covers a sufficient amount of data you might just find it a viable option.

Samsung C6620

The good old Samsung i600 can also come in handy. Its Windows interface isn’t nearly as snappy as Symbian on the E63 but the i600 is a neat QWERTY-enabled handset with Wi-Fi that does really great.

Samsung i600

And finally, as UIQ is waltzing off the stage, you might find the last UIQ devices getting quite affordable too. The Sony Ericsson P1 has a QW-ER-TY keyboard (that some find usable), Wi-Fi, a large screen and a decent camera but it is way bulkier than the E63. Still, for the price it currently retails at it’s definitely worth checking out.

Sony Ericsson P1

Now that we’ve covered some of the main competitors, join us on the next page, as we set Nokia E63 loose. Boy, there’s quite a bunch of buttons we need to press on this one.

Note: Sponsored advertising links are in green.

HI mommy!

michellecastro — Fri, 08 May 2009 23:40:49 +0000

hi mommy this is daddy..im creating this for you..hehehhehhehe…your own website..i started doing this (5/9/09)..im still working on it..i hope it will make you smile…