Today was the first time for me to donate my blood but it feel so weird and uneasy. At least I don’t get dizzy and nausea from that. Plus I get a free T-shirt. That’s it for now.

The T-Mobile SideKick III have been finally released all over the states. The problem is…the only existing T-Mobile customers can pre-order it and get one earlier than the new customers. I personally think that it’s pretty unfair of them. Anyways, who cares if they start to bragging about getting them first. However, I can wait till July 10th then order it right away.

Today was very important because Jesus Christ was resurrected in three days after died on cross for our sins. I would like to thank my Lord Jesus Christ who died for people’s sins and mine. That day is called “Easter” from now. It’s not all about a bunny who hide the Easter eggs in the hidden place where the kids are looking for but all about honor the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Here the link to The History for more information about Easter and the resurrection of The Lord Jesus Christ.

Yes, today is Saint Patrick’s Day. Which means we have to wear the green clothes, things or even paint ourselves to green but if anyone have blue-green known as hazel (like mine) or pure green eyes, then they are lucky enough. Anyways, for many years, I start wonder about who Saint Patrick was, why it becomes a national holiday on March 17th for every year, and so on the list related to St. Patrick’s Day. But I have an interesting website or two to show you readers to learned something new like I did.

According to the historian, St. Patrick’s real name believed to be Maewyn Succat. And Patricius was his Romanticized name. Then later he becomes familiar as Patrick. That’s how it lead to Saint Patrick. Interesting, huh? Here the more information about himself is: Who was Saint Patrick? and The History of St. Patrick’s Day

That’s all I said for now. And I wish you have a Happy Saint Patrick’s Day and you better wear the Green OR ELSE!

I got that news from one of my friends’ weblog and find it very interesting to reading.

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