How to Make Someone's Day

Do you have friends whom you haven't seen for sometime now?

A few months back I decided to go back to my hometown in Negros Occidental. I just wanted to have some quality time with my family. I've been here for over 5 months now and I miss my friends very much. I miss the times when we use to stay up until dawn in coffee shops just to talk about anything. I miss the times when we use to do activities for the church and attend services. I miss the times when we spend the weekend bumming around. I miss the dinner dates, movie marathons and most especially, I miss their company.

I would love to keep in touch but phone calls are a little expensive. I'd be bankrupt if I'd do that. It's a good thing there are emails and chats. To be away from them is so much more bearable.

A few weeks back, I rediscovered visual talking. You communicate your thoughts, idea, feelings and opinions using pictures. You can even tell a story. I decided to send a VT message to my girlfriends and luckily, they love it!

Here's how you can make your special someone, friends or family's day:

1. Register a free account at VT's site. Click here.

2. Create a thoughtful message by picking cute and amusing pictures.

3. Send it to your friends.

That simple.
I'm sure it will put a smile in their faces. Try it out!

How to Communicate Using VT

What keeps me busy nowadays is my venture in the World Wide Web. I happen to stumble upon a very interesting thing today.

Have you ever heard about VT? OK, VT means visual talking. We've studied about verbal and non-verbal communication during our Speech Communication class. I thought non-verbal communication can only take the form of facial expressions, hand gestures and body language. But today, I rediscovered an entirely interesting way of talking without opening your mouth. It's called visual talking. You share your thoughts, ideas, opinions or even tell a story by using pictures.

How to communicate using VT? It's very simple.

First, think of what you want to say or talk about. Then pick a picture that will represent each word. This is when your innate creativity will kick in. If you want to view some examples, click here. Try it out, it's fun!