Yawnie

It's really hard to live as a smooth, reflective surface. Light is my only method of communication. I live through total emulation - I exist because the world exists. My ego is as big as the person that uses me. People look at me and I get to look at them, but it never happens the other way around. I remember the time when I was first used; a relatively young male went in front of me. He looked like a pretty shiny penny wearing a suit and a tie. Naturally, I took his form. Then, he was opening his mouth and was moving his hands along with the words. I couldn't hear the words, but I could imitate every shape his lips formed. I looked pretty c

Anyone who lives a 21st century lifestyle knows and uses the internet, and this generation is one of the first to witness the power of technology come to life – so powerful it has the capability to penetrate  the world of art. It is of general knowledge that art has different forms: literary, visual and auditory. Add in a hint of technology and these forms become blogging, digital art, photography and digital music. With computers, editing software and internet access, virtually anyone can immediately get a visa to the world of art – including the youth. But before this generation leaps into the world of art provided these open-end

My eyes would widen as I watch our street form a colorful parade of lights. My ears and my cheeks would turn red because of my uncles' and aunts' pinches. A huge smile is painted on my face as I receive gifts and money from my ninongs and ninangs. MY stomach is filled with so much food during the Noche Buena. It's my all-time favorite holiday next to my birthday. It's dubbed as one of the most festive celebrations, but times have changed for the worse. Cliche it may sound, it is the bitter truth: the holiday magic is dying. Economically Speaking Economic hardship is one of the major suspects for killing the Christmas spirit. Coming from a

Another one of those book-turned-movie titles, but Bridge to Terabithia is not one to disappoint. Jess Aarons (Josh Hutcherson), a country boy with a lot of problems at an early age who resots to drawing as an escape from reality meets Leslie Burke (Anna Sophia Robb). Because of Leslie's natural talent to outrun almost anyone, she rarely gets friends and gets picked on like Jessie. They get extremely fond of each other and set of looking for the own place, Terabithia. With that plot given, it is quite expected that the movie might turn out to be a Narnia rip-off. One has to expect special effects because of the fantasy movies in business. H

They say that a dog is a man's best friend. Bandai says otherwise-with the latest remake of the virtual pet everyone knew and probably loved during the late 90s. Tamagotchi Connection V4 invites budding and returning caregiers alike to experience its tagline, "Livin' the Tamagotchi Life." Tamagotchi has evolved into a very intricate pixel companion, and will surely interest every kid and kid at heart. The "kid" concept went too far, though. The trademark childish design of Bandai is still evident in this version; people that have a mature taste will most likely not enjoy having one. It might be considered as a today and not as as a real pet,