My blogs are still alive and so do I!

SWORD just transferred to a new host, that’s big thanks to Sam! Painless! Haha. At least for me.

Since I have access to this blog now, I am revamping the sidebar content. The recent changes in the blogosphere also call for bloggers action. Adgitize just closed down and Shoutmix free plan is no longer available. With this, I have to remove Adgitize and Shoutmix widgets from my blogs. I am also looking for a chat box alternative.

I have so much to blog here but I have to save some for my other blogs. LOL. Anyway, please stay tuned for more helpful posts. Aside from being online most of the time, I am also busy reading books and watching anime. I wish I can do book and anime reviews soon.

P.S.

My birthday is coming up…

So, what are my plans?

- Consistently update new sites
- Acquire more brandable domains
- Expand network
- Share some tips and tricks

Earlier, I was thinking of going back to work before this year ends or at the beginning of 2012. But now that I have more online obligations, I guess I have to stick to what makes me really happy – the Internet and working at home.

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Here’s how you can help her win:
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Marty is a sweet and nice girl so your LIKES won’t be wasted! Catch her on the next cosplay event to witness her charms!

Thank you guys!

Dolled up in pink!

The other two fan signs can be found at www.lizmagikera.info and www.lizmagikera.com! Spreading the good vibes and pinkness!

Minds At Work!

First of all, we are not allowed to take photos of the exhibit so don’t expect amazing works of arts and science here. Yes, we can but for personal use only hence I can’t share my shots. Since this is all about imaginative minds, let me just challenge your senses by naming some of the exhibits - Whirlpool, Bernoullis Principle, Listen to your Heart, Air/Tornado, Canopy of Life, Solar Bugs and my favorite – Space Shell. I always fall for stars… so exploring the outer space is on my bucket list. The roving space shell reminds me of the Planetarium when I was a grader. Alright, I’m leaving everything to your imagination.

We were given a checklist and we rated each exhibit according to ease of use/view, ease of understanding and how interesting it is. This is just a exhibit-testing so the actual displays would be far better, I supposed. There are guides who explained what the exhibit is all about, how to use the controls, and so on. I have to admit, sometimes, I’m too afraid to experiment. But this exhibit taught me once again that we should not be afraid of science. Instead, interact with it. Speaking of interaction, there are exhibits that are less interesting because it lacks interactive approach. This is just one of the feedback I’ve submitted after going through each exhibit.

Science, Math and English are my three favorite subjects and this exhibit-testing reminds me of how I excel on these subjects (modesty aside) when I was a student. The library is my favorite place when I was in grade school. Science books had been my bestfriends back then especially the Universe hardcover series. It’s not always about the pictures, it’s more on interesting facts that I learn each day. At The Mind Museum, I feel like reliving my SCIENTIFIC days.

Once this one-billion project is completed, I’ll be there to explore it!

On top of interesting and mind-tickling exhibits, I’ve also met fellow bloggers who are all enthusiastic about The Mind Museum.

Liz (me) and Den Marco

Imaginative Bloggers at The Mind Museum (L-R: Den Marco, Daryll, Liz, Maria Rona, Tristan)

Nice meeting you guys! Thanks Tristan for the invites!

I, Liz of www.wordyliz.com just lit a star at The Mind Museum. I’m encouraging you to do the same!