One of my online friends is going to get married this summer, and she invited me to their wedding. I have been looking for something to give her as a gift that would last and meaningful, kind of like something that she can use and remember our friendship. When I went to Shoe Mart, there was a wide array of stuff that I can buy for her as a wedding gift. I’ve been contemplating between the electronic and the china wares. Now, since fine china’s are really expensive, I need to be wise in choosing the right one. When I got home, another friend of mine and I checked online for wholesale china collectibles, and compare prices. We found out that it’s more affordable to get authentic ones online, there’s a variety of designs you can choose from too, and they come with certificates of authenticity. I’m sure that she’d love to have them as decorations, because of the intricate designs and the fragility, she may just decide to put them on a locked glass shelf or something.

So, last time that I had an encounter with the headless horseman, I’ve decided to look for a new place. I went to my son’s school for his report card distribution, my daughter and I scouted a little bit for an apartment to rent in the area. We found none available at this time, but there were Smartbro Antennaes, which was my primary concern. I also went online and made an inquiry, posted a want ad, and to my dismay I received response people asking me how much my place is, what in the world? I was looking for a place not for people to rent my place. People thought that I am a landlady looking for renters. Arghness!

So, moral of the story is; no matter how articulated and clear your want ad is, people who don’t really read will still inquire from you.