DeCesare blogspot already posted somewhere in the States!...
"What can I do with my old pictures?" That question has been bothering humans ever since the invention of the camera. Finally, Photofunia.com has the answer. On the site, you will be able to upload pictures of your face and add fun effects to it.
My BOYFRIEND is a model of PhotoFunia as you can see
this guy hanging his poster in front of this store located somewhere in the States
Whether you want to alter your picture so it looks older, or stretch your face out to make you look like an alien, you will be able to do that and more on this site. The site uses feature detection technology, which allows the effects to look realistic. The variety of effects is astounding, so you should not have a problem finding one to suit your photograph. The site works surprisingly fast for an image processing website. Just upload your picture and chose the effects you want it to undergo and it will almost instantly do it for you. On the whole, this site should provide entertainment for everyone who has a spare picture of themselves lying around.
For more information log on to: PhotoFunia.com
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
PhotoFunia.com - Make Funny Facesphotofunia
How to Maintain a Long-Distance Relationship
Are you both wondering what the future will hold in terms of your relationship? Don't fret--there are ways to make it work! It just takes a little extra time, effort and creativity. In this article, I'll show you some easy ways to let each other know you care despite the distance.
Things You’ll Need:
• a honey who's far away
• some crafty things such as watercolors, paint brush, colored pencils, water color paper, scissors, glue/mod podge, etc.
• cd burner
• digital camera
• some creativity
Step 1 - WRITE LETTERS. In this electronic world, it's easy to replace old-fashioned letter writing with email--and sometimes it's more efficient to do so. But when it comes to love, it's better to revert to snail mail. Whether its once a week, once a month, or once in a blue moon, letter writing gives you the opportunity to simmer over your thoughts, grab your favorite pen, and write something that can't be captured in an email. Just think of how surprised your honey will be to get a piece of mail that's not a bill or netflix! He or she will surely return the favor.
IDEA: Make a puzzle letter by taking a sheet of thick cardstock or watercolor paper. Using either watercolors or colored pencils, draw a light-colored scene or design, so as to make your own background/stationary. Write your message over this design. Cut the letter in interesting shapes and put in an envelope. Your sweetheart will have fun putting the letter together before he/she can read it!
Step 2 - SEND PRESENTS. Again, this isn't something you have to do every week. Once every month or so is good. And they don't have to be expensive. Just something that makes you think of your honey or an inside joke or a moment you shared together. A book, a Polaroid, a screenprint, or a thrift-store trinket are some ideas. Send a box of fine tea over fine chocolate. Or a bottle of specialty beer in lieu of flowers. This will give you each an opportunity to recall the times you've shared (if you're sending something to spark memories) or if you're sending something new, like an interesting beverage, it'll give you an opportunity to share an experience even if you can't do it in person.
Step 3 - CELEBRATE. Being separated during holidays, birthdays, or anniversaries can be difficult. Celebrate these events long-distance if you can't be together. Send holiday presents and take videos of yourselves opening the present you receive from your sweetheart--or do it in realtime with a webcam. If you can't be there to celebrate your honey's birthday, send a party! Pack streamers, kazoos, a candy-filled pinata, and hats, etc in a box and send it.
Step 4 - GET SAPPY. SOMETIMES. Make a mixed CD--or mixed tape, if you're old school--of favorite songs or new ones you think your sweetheart will like. Make an album full of photos of the two of you and your friends. Write poems. Send mushy text messages while you know he/she is at work.
Step 5 - VISIT EACH OTHER. This can be hard to once you've settled into your new, seemingly single life. But it's important to take turns visiting each other so neither of you feels neglected. If transportation starts getting expensive, choose a destination between your locations and meet each other half way. Even if it's for a weekend, it will be worth it.
Tips & Warnings:
• Be unexpected! Send or do things when you know you sweetheart isn't expecting you to.
• Make it your own. If you have difficulty being creative, try to personalize the things you buy. If you're buying a box of chocolates, send a card with a note from you.
• When all else fails, a simple phone call to say "hello" or "i miss you" will always suffice.
Here's how to find a partner by first being happy with your own life
There's a lot to be said for getting your own life in order before you involve someone else in it. Some people even say you can never be happy in a relationship unless you're happy with yourself and your life before the relationship begins.
Step 1 - Think about why you want a partner. If it's because you're not happy without someone, you may need to concentrate on being a better single person - otherwise, you may be too possessive and scare away potential partners.
Step 2 - Focus on keeping your mind and your home free of clutter. Real and imagined junk can distract you and make you feel overwhelmed when there's really nothing wrong at all.
Step 3 - Start clearing up your credit problems, outstanding debts and other unresolved business. If nothing else comes of this exercise, you'll feel better about yourself.
Step 4 - Take control of your life by accepting the fact that you're single and concentrating on the things in your life that are going well.
Step 5 - Work on fixing the other things in your life that aren't perfect. For example, if you can't find a partner and you hate your job, you can't make a partner come to you, but you can work on getting a better job so you'll have one less thing to worry about.
Step 6 - Find something that gives your life as a single person some meaning. It could be the discovery of a spiritual home or it could be finding volunteer work or a job that allows you to feel you're contributing to society.
Step 7 - Keep dating and waiting while you get your life in order, but be realistic with your expectations.
Tips & Warnings:
Stay focused on being a good partner, not on finding a partner to be good to you. You'll be more likely to find someone who's interested.
Engagement
Same sex couples have all sorts of ways of coming to a decision to have a wedding, commitment ceremony or civil union. Some get there the "old-fashioned way" thanks to a bended knee of one partner; others finally succumb to the badgering of their friends and decide to tie the knot.
Whatever the reason, you can't really plan the wedding until someone has the courage to "pop the question" in some form of another.
