I wanted to commit substantial time doing up my personal project, ERPZ this Chinese New Year but then time turned out to be spent on a couple of other matters that is legitimately supposed to bug me anyways. First there’s visiting, something inevitable and besides, it’s a must if you want to increase your income for the month (for those unmarrieds). Visits are usually quite a long affair for a person like me surrounded by the others from my family. Typically I enjoy talking to people, finding out more from others while talking about how I’m doing. This year, because I don’t see that much of my cousins, uncles and aunties, chats and conversations have been severally reduced already.
Then hanging out with the family. Being in camp for pretty long means that besides not getting to go out with friends, the family is neglected. So to make it up we go shopping, movies, dine out and stuff like that. My family is kinda modern in that sense; very outgoing, (almost) always shopping in town, checking out new places to hang out, have meals and stuff like that. In other sense, we are traditional in that we sit together to catch a show on TV and we also have home cook meals together quite often (not this New Year period though, Mum says she needs to rest, which explains the dining out these days). I must say the physical actions are very much the same when I am out with friends and with parents, very very much the same.
Then I have my personal kind of stuff. I just got a bike a week before Chinese New Year and I went riding around, exploring park connectors near my place and just today I went to experiment with pumping my bike tyres with the air pump at the petrol kiosk. Lucky for me, Jenson replied my SMS promptly to give me an idea how to operate the pump. I think I should have played around with it a bit more – shall try again next time. I hate the beeping sounds the pump makes when you adjust the pressure and all that though – it’s pretty loud and irritating. Besides that I was hunting for books (which I know I wouldn’t really have time to finish though I very much yearn to read them). I’m on a reading campaign to finish a couple of management, leadership, investment and business sort of books. That kind of explains the slowdown in writing on ERPZ.
On other matters, I am exploring Search Engine Optimization for EduDelta. I’ve submitted to Google, gave them my sitemap and all that just to ensure the page rank climbs. Regular updating helps, my friend Gerald advises. Oh for those interested in Web Design or need helps, do drop by his site for a visit. He’s got his ‘fusedthought‘ domain name finally and he was quite happy over it the last couple of weeks, haha. I’m not sure if any of the EduDelta workmates follow my blog but if you’re one of them, I need you guys to link your blogs to our promotion site just to increase the links (though I won’t assume them to be high quality ones, hehe). Lots of links are good for page rank, especially links from sites, which themselves are highly linked. It’s a network connections principle; it’s related to graph theory but I shan’t dwell further. I’ll probably be reading more on SEO as soon as I complete the books I have unread right now – that’s probably a month’s time. I hope it’ll be sooner though.
