The Nico Station

My second appliance I bought from my hard earned pay is a vacuum cleaner that also functions as a blower, why? because as a vacuum it can be use by anyone at home while the blower part is mainly for my own. I clean my computer by dismantling it while cleaning every part one by one with a old used toothbrush, then I put it back again when every part is clean, the process always takes me like 12hrs max. So after having the vacuum cleaner I can clean my computer in a breeze, and also I can clean faster for my home chores and have time to surf, pay or chat over the web.

But the more I use it the more I get annoyed, its like I thought of being satisfied when I first bought it. I guess I demand more speed and power on my vacuum cleaner. Then I was like looking for better vacuum cleaners and I found Dirt Devil® AccuCharge™, a cordless vacuum cleaner that is the first to earn the Energy Star approval.

Dirt Devil’s AccuCharge not only saves you time and space it also saves you money on your electric bill, why? because it consumes less power (electricity) while delivering more power (vacuum). This comes with 2 type the Hand Vac, handheld cordless vacuum cleaner good for those simple chores, while Stick Vac is very much like your average long stick vacuum cleaners but its cordless good for those hard to reach places. If only I have money I’m pretty sure I’ll buy this one (even if it doesn’t have the blower functionality) for my savings worth and time. This will help my clean more space within a day without thinking of the electric bill or how much time I have until I stop vacuuming.

Now all I have to do is buy some new computer parts that saves energy consumption (AMD processors have like 45w something) After that I can save money from electric bill and enjoy other benefits that comes along the way.

Here in the Philippines we take care of our elderly, but to some countries they find people or places with high assisted living facility ratings just to be sure that their elderly will be taken care of properly.

What I don’t get is that once in their life they where taken care of by those elderly people and now they won’t take responsibility, having other to that for them.

Even if you say it’s because the culture then its lame, why? because its just an excuse for not taking more responsibility. Is taking care of someone whom loved you back then that hard to give back?

I’ll take care of my parents when they grow old, and if my child ask why? I’ll say “Because they took care of me when I was also small and fragile”, so that my child will know another part of love.