Try It On My Own

I'm undergoing great changes in my life again.. (*Serious Mode) And I find myself humming…

Try It On My Own - Whitney Houston 

Ogre Talk

I watched Shrek the Third yesterday. The story is not that good. Same old same old issue where one is about to accept a big responsibility, tries to avoid and pass it to somebody else.

After King Harold died, Shrek is the next in line to be the king of Far Far Away.  Shrek embarks on a journey to find Artie, the next possible heir to the throne to be his replacement.  A not so good way to dealing with adult problems,right? Anyway, regardless of this though, the movie is still worthy to watch.

On the positive side, I love the gang of Snowwhite, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, Rapunzel, and the other one (the gay one) when they unleashed their prowess in fighting the villains who invaded Far Far Away.  I was so entertained when Snowwhite ripped off the sleeves of her gown and showed her tattoo. She has a heart shaped tattoo with "Dopey" written on it on her right shoulder. Ö

Pinocchio's confrontation with Charming is also funny as he was trying to give the safest answer with out lying. In his attempt to answer Charming's question, he ended up muttering uber-long statements that made his inquisitor's mind more confused. Here is their lines:

Prince Charming: You! You can't lie! Where is Shrek?
Pinocchio: Well, uh, I don't know where he's not.
Prince Charming: You don't know where Shrek is?
Pinocchio: On the contrary,
Prince Charming: So you do know where he is!
Pinocchio: I'm possibly more or less not definitely rejecting the idea that I undeniably
Prince Charming: Stop it!
Pinocchio: Do or do not know where he shouldn't probably be. If that indeed wasn't where he isn't!

So much for being a spoiler. Watch Shrek 3, and with the introduction of several new characters, you'll find a hand full of them to love. 

My Bad

Finally, I have this blog up and running.

 Thank you very much for the speedy replies of the first three bloggers who viewed me, namely:

• liz
• dy
• cai

Blame it on my rusty IT 'instinct'.  I knew the link 'Turn Edit On' is the key to change the template.  I have clicked it, seen the side bar appear yet I  refused to delve deeper.  I gave in to the impression that it was complex and not user-friendly.  Admittedly, I was taken aback by the vagueness of the structure because I am used to blogging using Blogger.  Blogger by Google is way different from Calliope.

There is always a first time, but I am getting used to the system here.  It's kinda easier, in a different sense, from Blogger.  Honestly though, i.ph load the updates a little slower.  Maybe because of the fancy dialog boxes? Hehehe..

Question:  If you are an IT person, or at least inclined to computers, will you encounter the difficulty I had earlier in setting up this page?

You answer will be a yardstick in measuring my IT skills.

Hard Start

I just signed up here in i.ph.  The registration was a breeze but I find the blogging part quite difficult.  Is it just my rusty IT instinct or really this server it not user-friendly?

I can't figure out how to customize the pages.  I want to change the design and create a new template but I dont know where to start. The links in the header lead me farther from what I want to do.

 Hello!! Is there somebody out there who can volunteer to give me a crash course here? It would be highly appreciated..