We wish you great health, great careers, and great relationships for the new year! Happy new year, everyone!
(We’re a bit busy with the holidays and all but expect regular updates by January 2. Oh and we still have a lot in store for you in 2008.)

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Or, with a few laughs with friends. Whichever you prefer, the New Year is NOT welcome unless there’s a party! Grab your list and make sure you don’t leave anything out for a decent New Year Party for friends.

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That’s the way it is. The New Year means a new pile of all the good stuff: more opportunities to further career, another chance at love, and maybe even a new outlook in life. If you’ve been in the dumps, failed at your every attempt at promotion, or just plain depressed, then you better get [...]

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As the year draws to a close, we’d like to reminisce the year that was in the context of this blog. It was a really wild ride for us here. Here are some of the more memorable events that our site went through for the past year. For auld lang syne…

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Hardware inside your home can contract and expand through the course of temperature changes. During these cold months, you may notice that your doors (or specifically the hinges) can squeak. And with anything that squeaks, a good lubing is in order. Follow these quick and easy steps to stop your door hinges from squeaking.

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Let’s face it, in terms of mobile computing, the laptop is still the closest approximation of the things that you can do with a regular desktop computer (sometimes it works even better). The whole point in the laptop is mobility. So what’s the point in getting one that you don’t bring with you. If you [...]

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This is nothing new, especially for PC gamers out there. I’ve been revisiting some of my old games while waiting for the holiday crunch (and the bouts of laziness) to finally pass. While a lot of PC games out there are really built for PCs (strategies and simulations) where you get to use the [...]

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So your small business might just be doing fine as it is. But have you even thought about what would happen if disaster strikes? Like (God-forbid) a tornado or a hurricane decides to wipe out your business office. Okay, so those sound a bit remote but the fact of the matter is, small disasters like [...]

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As a blogger, I have to deal with hyperlinks and link texts everytime. I even seldom use WordPress’ visual editor. The code editor just gives me a lot more control. While this functionality doesn’t have anything to do with the visual editor, it is such a pain to have to rewrite link texts and [...]

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I’d be the first one to admit that the holidays has been one stressful and expensive season. Since we’re not about procrastinating here, why not start reconsidering how you approach the holidays right now. That would give you a way of a headstart by next year. You save time. You save money.

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Planning a perfect family Christmas dinner is exciting. So is preparing the house for the guests, sending out greeting cards, and making that fruitcake everyone loves. But after you close the door to your last guest, what comes next is a big snowballing reality of stress that may bog you down even before the New [...]

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Okay, a lot of feasting can still be made from the leftovers. Sure, reheating is a good option but let’s face it, only a few meals can be as good (or even better) the longer they are kept. So the key here is to make them new. Here are several ideas on how to deal [...]

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Happy holidays from all of use here in LifeSpy and Bloggy Network!

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Computerworld posted this great article on career development for the new year. Call it an option for a new year’s resolution (if you ever believe in that) for IT workers but it brings a lot of insight especially to those who want to advance in their fields next year. Here’s their list with my [...]

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Half the fun of the holidays is gift-giving. But while you’re busy wrapping gifts, your kids are waiting to receive more gifts. This season, teach your kids the value of gift-giving. It is not common for a child to be excited about giving than receiving. It’s one value they can learn from you.

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