Every person you have ever met has judged you, feel free to do the same.
Growing older means nothing when it comes to maturity, acting your age is non-existent.
Giving a smile is one of the greatest medications

Not doing anything will not fix ANY problem
Oranges are like people, bruised or perfect, the insides a mystery

Rotten people=everyone, the question is which is more rotten?
A gift given is merely a sign that you notice that person

Man has been making mistakes for millions of years, get used to it
Odd jobs pay the greatest
Ontario Canada has free healthcare……wanna race to see who gets there first?
Save money. you don’t need an ipod that plays music, video, brushes your teeth, and whacks you off
Enjoy life. without it you would be dead

Dos, You could be the nicest guy or gal on this round thing we call earth, yet you will still get judged down to your bare bones on your looks, even by the ones closest too you. Those close to us say it doesnt matter, but it really is one of the biggest motivators on the decisions that person makes with you. Its sad but true.

3rd, Love is the greatest feeling in the world and the worst pain one has ever had to bear. When someone says “I love you” ask them “are you sure?”. I define love with 2 requirements. Now mind you this is REAL love. 1st, you would give your life for that person. Sounds corny I know, but as I see it, life is the most valuable thing we have, and to give that for someone else is the ultimate show of love. 2nd, EVERYTHING you do is for that person. I’m not talking about being “whipped”, but more of making sure that person is going to be around for as long as possible.

I’ve had alot of time to think about stuff lately and its hard to put love into words. Myself, I’m going to take dating slower than I did before. I’m not saying im going to date to fall in love, just that if I feel myself falling in love again(feels impossible) I want to know, the other person is on the same level. We all love, we just don’t all love equally.

My name is Bill Ragan and welcome to my tips!
One of the biggest problems us geeks have is explaining those
“complicated gadgets” to folks who were not brought up in the
technology age. Here are the top 5 tips on how to simply explain how
to
work a gadget to an old fart.

1. EXPLAIN WHAT THE GADGET DOES
This should be the first thing you do when instructing someone about a
device. For starters, this should spark interest from the person and
may
cause them to pay more attention during your explanation. If they
know,
for instance, that they will be able to watch their favorite show or
check
their stocks on the internet, it gives them more incentive to learn.
The
older generation tends to not know what a lot of the newer gadgets
are or
what they do, so when you say “wireless router”, their head may
explode. Just explain this is the device that will allow you to watch
their favorite show or check your stocks. Maybe compare it to similar
devices around the house like a digital cable box. Before moving on,
make
sure the person knows the function of the device.

2. ASSUME THIS PERSON HAS LIVED IN A CAVE FOR 20 YEARS
What I mean by this is, assume that the person is TOTALLY ignorant to
what
you are teaching them. Make sure you explain EVERYTHING. It really
sucks
when you have to make a trip back to grandma’s house AGAIN because
you
forgot to explain her screen is blank because her monitor is not on.
On a
side note, if they say they know, make sure they do. Remember , old
people
get confused too. If they say your treating them like a baby,
politely
say “Yes I am, because you grandma, are an infant to technology.”

3. DO NOT INCLUDE INFORMATION THEY DON’T NEED TO KNOW!
For instance, if your grandma just got her first computer and she is
just
going to use it to look up recipes and email, there is NO NEED to
explain
about hard drives, processors, memory, etc. All she needs to know is
how
to access the information and exit the information. Trust me, I have
ran
into many problems trying to explain WAY too many things at a time
with
people. Their brains just can’t handle it. So keep it simple.
You will
have plenty of time, (hopefully), to explain to your grandma the ins
and
outs of the PC which will probably come when your sent to fix her
computer
the first time.

4. LET THEM DO IT THEMSELVES!
A lot of people are tactile learners and NEED to do something to
learn it.
So, after you have done all the explaining you can do, ask them to
try it.
Make sure they do everything right, as this is probably the way they
will
do it for the rest of their life(you think im lying…but im not).
If they
do something wrong, START OVER. Do not go on from where they messed
up.
This will keep the order of the process correct in their head.

5. WRITE THE INSTRUCTIONS DOWN!
This is great for older people who just seem to LOVE to read. This
should
be a simple list of how to turn on, work, and turn off the device.
Tell
them to tape the instructions to the device such as the back of a
monitor,
bottom of a dvd player, etc. This will save you many phone calls of
complaining that the device won’t work.