To most of us, cell phones are a life saver, but rude cell phone users are the thorns in our sides. They're pretty much anywhere that there's a cell phone signal. The thing is, we could all probably use a little primer on cell phone etiquette. After all, most people who are being annoying don't realize they're being annoying. Could that be you?

Keep a 10-foot (3 meter) distance between you and anyone else whenever you talk on your phone. No exceptions. Don't talk too loudly. Generally you don't have to shout in the microphone to be heard on the other end.Don't multi-task. Don't make calls while driving, shopping, banking, waiting in line, or doing pretty much anything that involves interacting with other human beings.

Don't talk on the phone in any enclosed spaces, even if you're more than 10 feet away from anyone. They can still hear you (because it's an enclosed space) and usually, they're forced to just sit there and listen.

* Bathrooms
* Elevators
* Waiting rooms
* Auditoriums
* Taxicabs
* Buses
* Trains

Don't even let your phone ring in any of the following settings:

* Meetings
* Libraries
* Museums
* Places of worship
* School
* Lectures
* During live performances
* Funerals
* Weddings
* Movie theaters
* Work Place
Don't use your phone when having a meal with someone. Ideally, you should turn it off entirely. If you're anticipating an important call, let the person you're with know beforehand that you're expecting a call that you'll need to take. No matter what, don't hold a conversation at the table; step away, follow Step 1, and don't stay away any longer than you would for a bathroom break. Never, ever text at the table, even if the conversation died down.Turn off your phone at the movie theater. Even if your phone is on vibrate, people can hear it during quiet parts of the movie. And even if they can't, the light from your phone's screen is very distracting. Don't check the time, don't check your text messages; just turn it off until the movie is over.

Learn to text. When you're in an enclosed space, or you can't put yourself 10 feet out of everyone's way, it's inappropriate to talk but it's acceptable to receive and send text messages. In such cases, keep the following rules of texting etiquette in mind: Use the vibrate feature instead of an audible text alert. Only text when you're standing still or sitting and out of anyone's way. Don't text while you walk or drive. Don't text while doing anything that requires you to be attentive. A good example would be while waiting at an intersection for the pedestrian signal. Don't text while at a meeting or conference when you should be attentive to the guest speaker.Don't discuss personal things while waiting at an airport - believe me, people can hear you and don't really want to know about your date last night!Be aware of people around you if you insist on talking on your cellphone whilst walking through the mall - please don't run into them!

I have been so busy lately that I could not be able to dropped on any one's blog. I will be eventually. I have been so busy researching and I put a lot of though what about to make which is making my own jewelry. I really wanted to make jewelries for for quiet some time now and putting works on how and when to start. Now, that I put my self together... I started buying material and start my first two jewelry creation.

I was please with the outcome, though I am that expert yet. I will get there one day I hope :). Anyway I would like to share the jewelry that I have started today. I will be launching my Jewelry online store soon .


The image of the earring above is made of silver materials. It glared up because of too much light when I was taking the photo.


The image of the earring above is made of silver wiring with glass beads. Kind of blurry I guess I will be needing a better camera.

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A lot of children grow up badly and immaturely because of their parent's maturity. This article tells you how to not get into bad habits and raise your children well.

Don't drink a lot. The more you drink, the more your child will think it's okay to. It is fine to drink once in a while, but not a lot and when you do drink, drink only 1 bottle of beer. Don't swear. Swearing will get you know where and your kids will think that it's okay to swear at others.Don't use sexual language. Using sexual language is okay when you tell your children about sex or the facts of life, but in general don't talk like that. Your children will develop a habit of talking like that.

Never hit anyone or use violence on anyone. Sometimes kids grow up seeing their parents beating people or themselves. Then as they get older they think it's okay to beat someone up. Never use violence on ANYONE. Yelling sometimes is fine, but not a lot. Discipline them. When your kids do something wrong, use a punishment that fits the crime. For example if they hit someone, a good punishment would be for them to have a small time-out and take away their favorite things. If you do unreasonable or violent punishments, such as getting beaten, they will learn to do the same.Don't smoke. If your kids see you smoke sometimes, it is possible that if you do so too much in front of them, they could possibly try to smoke. They could get hurt and very sick from doing this, so be careful.

It is a good and smart idea to explain to your kids the difference between wrong and right. Telling them not to do things will make it clearer to them then if you just didn't do or say anything at all.