Ramona’s blog

To know whether the guy likes you or not is easier than you thought it was!

A lot depends on the type of guy and his individual personality.

The not so outgoing types- MR. SHY GUY!
These are tough to crack sometimes…

• Discreet.. that is what he is! He’ll look at you and the minute he catches your eyes.poof! He looks away!
• You may ‘feel’ like he’s watching you - but he’s hard to catch at it He may do something physical - like grab you in a play way, poke you, play with your hair…
  (Remember when you were really young and the guy you liked punched you or tackled you?)
• He may be working really hard to pay attention to you, but doesn’t quite know how…
  He may ask a friend of yours about you - he’ll say it’s just for “friend of mine” that wants to know about you.
• He seems to talk to everybody, but gets tongue tied with you around!
• You seem to accidentally bump into him a lot of different places.   He may not say a word to you, but he shows up in the same line, at the same movie, etc.
• He’ll give you a little smile from across the room, but if you get near, he won’t look up.
• Basically - the BIG clue is that his behavior changes when you’re around (compared to when he’s around his buds or other girls).
• DEAD Giveaway - when you talk to him he turns red.
  (Bingo - you can pack that puppy up and take him home…)

How to tell if he likes you

Body language- the dead giveaway to know who’s interested and who’s not!

Find out just how many of those guys out there are flirting with you !!

• He remembers little things you mention in casual conversation. It may take you by surprise. You might have been talking when he was around and two weeks later he’ll say, “Well, you like orange fizz…”
• His voice changes when he talks to you in a group. He may say “Hey.” to everyone with you, but the “Hey.” to you is a little different.
• His voice gets softer when the two of you talk.
• Sometimes he stares straight into your eyes.
• His eyes get ’soft’ when he looks at you. They change slightly or get relaxed around the edges. It’s subtle, but you can tell if you watch…
  (You may already be aware of it at a subconscious level - that’s what made you start wondering if he likes you…)
• When he’s near you or talking with you, his eyes travel in a little circle around your face and land back on your eyes. (Like he’s looking at your whole face - then back to your eyes.)
• He watches your lips. (Dead give away.)
• His friends start asking you questions - if you haven’t met him yet - they may ask what your name is. Or may ask you what you think about ‘him.’
• If his friends are paying attention to you after he’s been staring at you - it can mean that he’s been talking about you.
• He tells you that you smell nice…
  (No hidden meaning here - it’s a good thing.)
• He might act weird around you or seem very nervous. His behavior may just plain change when you’re around.
• if he’s normally quiet, he may get louder, or vice versa. It’s the difference in behavior that’s the clue.

“Whatever you can do, or dream you can begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic in it.”
- Goethe

When a body dies, it does so slowly. A shot through the heart immediately stops blood flow, and the brain ceases to function a few minutes later. But cells of muscle, skin, and bone live on–dying only when metabolic waste products build up, sometimes days later.
     Upon death, the body temperature begins to drop at about 2.5 degrees F an hour. The muscles relax, and the skin sags into new shapes. Blood settles in body parts closest to the ground, turning the top grayish white and darkening the underside, except where pressed to the ground. The resulting liver-colored stain, liver mortis, is most pronounced about 10 hours after death.
     Within 6 hours, rigor mortis sets in: The eyelids stiffen, then the neck and jaw, and finally the remaining muscles. (The reason, still poorly understood, is probably a combination of chemical shifts and protein coagulation.) After roughly a day, the muscles slowly relax again in the same sequence that they stiffened.
     Meanwhile, bacteria have eaten through the gut. The first sign is usually a greenish patch marbling blood vessels on the lower right belly. The putrefaction spreads across the stomach, down the thighs, over the chest. The skin changes to olive to eggplant to black. The bacteria produce gas that bulges the eyes, protrudes the tongue, and pushes blood-stained fluid from orifaces. That’s why coffins are constructed with lids that can burp.
     A week after death finds the skin loosened and covered with large, putrid blisters. hand skin can slough off like a glove, taking the fingerprints with it.
     A few weeks later, the hair, teeth, and nails begin to loosen, sometimes to fall out. Some of the organs start to liquefy; others, such as the prostate, may remain intact for a year.
     Exposed to the elements in the heat of summer, a body can be reduced to a skeleton in only a month. Burried 6 feet down, even without a coffin, skeletonization normally requires a decade more.

“You must take personal responsibility.
You cannot change the circumstances,
the seasons, or the wind, but
you can change yourself”
- Jim Rohn

“To accomplish great things, we must
not only act, but also dream, not
only plan, but also believe.”
- Anatole France

Fi yuo cna raed tihs, yuo hvae a sgtrane mnid too.
Cna yuo raed tihs? Olny 55 plepoe can. i cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg. The phaonmneal pweor of the hmuan mnid, aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it dseno’t mtaetr in waht oerdr the ltteres in a wrod are, the olny iproamtnt tihng is taht the frsit and lsat ltteer be in the rghit pclae. The rset can be a taotl mses and you can sitll raed it whotuit a pboerlm. Tihs is bcuseae the huamn mnid deos not raed ervey lteter by istlef, but the wrod as a wlohe. Azanmig huh? yaeh and I awlyas tghuhot slpeling was ipmorantt!

“It’s been said that the only constant is change. I don’t agree with that. There’s another constant, and that’s the desire for change.”
-Dr. Robert Maurer

Life is too short..
Grudges are a waste of perfect happiness
Laugh when you can
Apologize when you should
And let go of what you can’t change..
Love deeply and forget quickly
Take changes, give everything and have no regrets
Life is too short to be unhappy
You have to take the good with the bad
Smile when you are sad
Love what you got
And always remember what you had
Always forgive but never forget
Learn from your mistakes, but never regret
People changes and things go wrong
But always remember
Life goes on!

“Many of life’s failures are people who did
not realize how close they were to
success when they gave up.”
- Thomas Edison