I’ve used ScribeFire several years ago and also about half a year ago. For the many times this computer has undergone technical repair, the hard disk has also been reformatted several times. During those times of fixing, I haven’t used SF.

Then about a week ago I tried to install SF on Firefox since that is my default browser. It’s what I normally use because of the several add-ons I have. (I use Chrome basically for video.) I attempted to install SF on FF but it doesn’t seem to work fine. I don’t see where I can add my blogs. All I see is the the title bar and the portion where I write the post and all those icons which you normally have for making your post look how you want it to look.

So now I thought, why not try it on Chrome? Good thing I did. I saw what I’ve been looking for!

Now I have some setting up to do to be able to update more than 20 blogs. They have long been “abandoned” by oblivion. Now that I have SF installed, I can logically update my blogs.

Creativity comes naturally for me. I rarely buy things but I usually make things. I design them myself. They may be bags, wallets, toys, games, puzzles, crochet stuff, clothes (sometimes), or anything that I find functional…and I don’t make patterns. Everything is usually a design on its own. Even if they are almost similar, I always find something to differ.

Many times I’ve made bags. Since my materials are limited, I make bags out of what materials I have but it doesn’t stop me to be on a lookout for possible designs. When I go out, I find myself looking at bags men and women use. Especially when in a train, my eyes wander, always on the lookout for good designs and I redesign mentally while traveling.

There’s one kind, though, that always caught my attention. I’ve noticed that Samsonite luggage is very neat, sturdy, elegant and just by the look of the material used, I can say that it will take a lifetime before one bag meets the trash bin. The material is one thing and the design is another. I think I love to have the wheeled backpacks!