Hello dear Jenny ,how are you ?i hope you remember me ^_^ i just reminded you today and so i felt that make this foot print in yr wall ,i like to hear from you ,take care my friend:)

Yeah!I hope so.Our English will improve a lot and we can become good friends.It's nice to make friend with you.

oh my dear Jenny ,thnx a million for nice comment on my page ,im so gleeful have u my friend ,and we will practice and share our experiences abt every thing in our lives to get good results in eng language .^_^
Hani

Nice to c U!!!

Shared meaning:
Have an opinion about something

What do you think of modern art? I don’t think much of it at all.
What do you think about modern art? I don’t think much of it.

note: If I say I don’t think much about it, it means I don’t even consider or spend any time with modern art in my mind.

However, there are many occasions when of and about are interchangeable without any ill-effect:
E.g. I’m thinking about moving to Spain or I’m thinking of moving to Spain.
This is possible because both the idea of moving to Spain has occurred to me and I am contemplating it as well.
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Mixed examples:
My sister thought of us going into business together, but after we thought about it, we decided we would not be good business partners.
I thought long and hard about your suggestion and after thinking about it I am glad you thought of it.
It is said that if you think about a problem long enough you will eventually think of an answer. What do you think of this theory?

Think of = It tends to be more general thinking without emphasizing the details or a lot of the thought process. It also can mean a quick thought.
a. To come up with a new idea or thought, suggest something.

When he asked if I knew anyone who wanted a job, I immediately thought of you.
If we don’t think of a way to reduce costs, we will have to lay off some of our staff.

b. To be considerate of someone or have that person in your mind. To think fondly of someone or something.

My husband is so considerate of me. He always thinks of me on our anniversary and buys me flowers and takes me to a really nice restaurant.

I am sorry you are sick. I’m thinking of you.
I often think of my childhood and my mother, fondly.

Synonyms: Come up with, suggest, figure out, occur to someone, invent, make up, remember, reminisce
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Think about = consider a given idea or thought in more detail. It emphasizes the thinking process and the effort and time that goes into the thinking. It can involve making a decision.

I was thinking about my financial situation and decided I need a better-paying job.
My older son is always thinking about ways to get into trouble. What I am going to do with him? He never thinks about the consequences of his actions.
My teenage daughter is always thinking about boys. She needs to think about her school work more.
Synonyms: To consider, ruminate, cogitate, reflect which all emphasize the process of thinking