Jan 23, 2009

Enjoyment

Oh goodness, I've been abondaning this site for 2 months now. I'm already thinking to give up on it as I've another blog that using almost the same URL with this site. Anyhow, something hit me today that I just need to write about this.

Much has been going on lately and I've been busy updating my other sites without thinking twice if I should keep this blog. It is a new year now, I think I'll soon came up with a plan for this blog. At the mean time, it is almost Chinese New Year now, we have lots of plans for it, but not sure if any of them will be materialize. I'm hoping for a short trip with the family to Tenom, a town nearby. I'm also hoping that the kids can go for a swim or at least play with the cousins while they are staying in a hotel, just to enjoy the facilities there as guests. Probably as a guest, I would go to enjoy the sauna over there.

I seldom get to enjoy a good sauna, relaxing while the steam help me to detox and rejuvenate my skin. The only time that I've tried a sauna all by myself was over in Semporna. A small town in Sabah. I've never tried infrared saunas before and am not sure what really are the differences between normal sauna and infrared saunas. If I have the chance I would love to try it out.

According to some reports, infrared saunas can assist with the symptoms of weight loss, join stiffness and the most common one, increases blood flow, that's what I mean by rejuvenating my skin *wink*.

Well, finger crossed that at least I can enjoy the normal traditional sauna during this Chinese New Year.

Nov 10, 2008

About watching TV

You know how sometimes you love this TV show and you wanted to watch it with full concentration but there is someone else in the family who would like to join you but ask you lots of questions!?

Ya, I know, me too, I hate it! The worst is when the show is finished, this family member of mine asked, "Why? So who is the real killer?"

Okay, I'm heading out of there and gone straight to bed! >:)

I was watching CSI last night and my sister wanted to join me, she gave her full concentration about the series with the volume turn down 'cos everyone were in bed. Somehow I managed to get the whole story and maybe almost every line that they said, 'cos I still read the Malay subtitles *wink*.

oh.. I was so mean, I told her to go to bed *wuahahaha!!*

Well, anyway, I still explained to her at the end la.. what to do, my big sis you know!

Nov 7, 2008

Stagnant

I know I've been stagnant on this blog and yet am thinking to adopt a new one, crazy me huh!?

Anyway, if I do, it will be solely about that new site and I'll just drop this one, so I'll be transferring my files over to a new place minus irrelevant posts.

It is just me dropping by.

Oct 21, 2008

My mum goes to work

This book is big in illustration. It is fun looking and the pictures also make it funny.

Its sentences repeat over the pages so that it sounds a bit like rhyme and also let your child get familiar with certain words like "so much" and"my mom goes to work". It also introduces new bonding words like love, cuddle, play with me, paint with me etc. This is one way in getting the child to deal with his feelings of missing mom and to let him know mom still loves him.

My boys especially love the pictures in it. Even before I read to them, Cal was telling a story out from the book itself to little Mer!


A fun book indeed.

Get the book here in Amazon. Photo taken from Amazon.com

Who's a cheeky baby?

Yup, love this book. I Read it to my two boys, though they may be a bit too old for this book, but it was a fun read. I especially like how it linked everything together and the illustration is superb. It even has a before and after illustration for the story.

It is one book that mother and child would enjoy.

Through the reading, questions like "Where are the keys?", "How many birds you see?", or simply, "What happen next?" after reading once to your child. I bet they'll participate anxiously and would gladly tell you what happened. Be prepare for a few questions like why baby doesn't want to let go of the keys? And you might end up with your child repeating the phrase "Goodness, gracious me!"

You can get this book over from Amazon. Picture courtesy of amazon.com.

Oct 16, 2008

Red roses

I received this Red Roses from pretty mama - Agnes. She is half a globe away in Abu Dhabi!! Thank you so much for remembering me!

The rules of the award are:
1. The winner can put the logo on her blog.
2. Link the person you received your award from.
3. Nominate at least 7 other blogs.
4. Put links of those blogs on yours
5. Leave a message on the blogs of the girls you've nominated.


Err.. should I nominate? emm.. I will but not 7.

I'm nominating ... (drum roll) Aunty J, Osindak, Mimi, Sew Cute and Dena.

Oct 10, 2008

my eyes

After all this while that I've been enjoying my 20/20 eyesight, let me just share with you what happened before my LASIK operation.

I used to woke up looking blur and then straight away look for my glasses which I kept nearby on the table. I used to wear contact lenses just so I don't need to without those blurry glasses during a hot meal with soup. If I was wearing my lenses the whole day, then I'll get dry eyes and have to take them off right when I got home from work. I used to get red eye due to the lenses irritation.

I have also lost a few glasses because I sat on them without knowing, there were also those that being pulled apart by my son. Basically I don't like to wear glasses. I used to think that it is cool to have glasses on, maybe I'll look for intellectual on them, so I thought.

Then I heard about LASIK from friends, and highly recommended by my colleague. I did some search in the Internet then found out that the NASA and US military personal gone to have their eye treated and they get perfect vision. So if they can do it, why not me, right?

After much encouragement from my colleague and the desire to have clear vision when I get up every morning, I went for my LASIK treatment more than a year ago. Surprisingly it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. It didn't hurt because my eyes has been dripped with painkiller before that. The whole process is actually very fast, only right after the operation that I need to lay down and have my eyes shut for an hour as they let out lots of tears.

The doctor just need to create a corneal flap on my eye's, treat it with laser to correct the vision then close back the flap. Now with advancement, iLASIK is even better than LASIK because the flap cutting part is done by laser with precision, thus the result also mush safer and accurate then LASIK.

After the operation, I was required to wear sun glasses and not to rub my eyes vigorously. I was also being prescribed with pain killer and also some eye drop for them to heal. Going back for check up on the vision is a must to get to know how well my eyes recover and also what vision I have after that.

You can have more LASIK information on many sites and with the LASIK technology now a day, I can assure you that it will worth to go for it if you are wearing a thick glasses now.

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