JH's Guide to Everything

A friend called and ask about how to feature a photo on her Facebook photo album (she uploaded a set of photo) to make it more visible while shared. So I quickly took some photo on my screen to give her the step-by-step. Today I was cleaning up my photo in the phone and, instead of just throw them into the trash bin, I though might as well post it up just in case anyone else needed it. So here's how you feature a photo inside your Facebook Album. Step 1: To get started, you'll need to create an album for the photo, featuring it from your Mobile Upload album doesn't make much sense. Step 2: Move the photo in your set of photo into the album by using the Options menu on the bottom-right corner of your photo. Step 3: Now open the album. There's plenty of ways to do it, the simple one is to click on the album name at the bottom-left corner of your photo. Extra: You can drag-and-drop to move your photo sequence, if you need to. Step 4: To fe

I think the best part of the movie Inside Out, is that, at some point, most of the people, particularly young people, and many of the adults, wouldn't know what should we do with our sadness. It is very true that, in life, we always focus much on pursuing happiness but ignore the fact about sadness always have to coexist with happiness, like a reflection, like the yin-yang coexistence if you understand what I am talking about, if you don't, never mind. I especially like the part where the emotions are trying too hard to be happy, and ended up become nothing but a mess. That's very true in life, isn't it? Almost every time, every time we do something and expect it to end happily ever after, things always got turned the other way round and we ended up having to pretend to be still happy about it, even though we're actually not. To me, the moral from the movie, is that if you have the courage to pursue happiness, you should also be brave enough to let yours