1. If you're too open-minded, your brains will fall out.
2. Don't worry about what people think, they don't do it very often.
3. Going to church doesn't make you a Christian, any more than going to KFC makes u a chicken.
4. It ain't the jeans that make your butt look fat.
5. Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity.
6. My idea of housework is to sweep the room with a glance.
7. Not one shred of evidence supports the notion that life is serious.
8. It is easier to get forgiveness than permission.
9. For every action, there is an equal and opposite government program.
10. If you look like your passport picture, you probably need the trip.
11. Bills travel through the mail at twice the speed of checks. Visa travels at speed of light.
12. A conscience is what hurts when all of your other parts feel so good.
13. Eat well, stay fit, die anyway.
14. Men are from earth. Women are from earth. Deal with it.
15. No man has ever been shot while doing the dishes.
16. A balanced diet is a cookie in each hand.
17. Middle age is when broadness of the mind and narrowness of the waist change places.
18. Opportunities always look bigger going than coming.
19. Junk is something you've kept for years and throw away three weeks before you need it.
20. There is always one more imbecile than you counted on.
21. Experience is a wonderful thing. It enables you to recognize a mistake when you make it again.
22. By the time you can make ends meet, they move the ends much further away.
23. Thou shalt not weigh more than thy refrigerator.
24. Someone who thinks logically, provides a nice contrast to the real world.
25. If you must choose between two evils, pick the one you've never tried before. At least u try sumtin new.
hahaha..interesting 25 facts of life
March 8, 2007
March 7, 2007
Funny Quote
"Any girl can be glamorous. All you have to do is stand still and look stupid."
~Hedy Lamarr
~Hedy Lamarr
March 6, 2007
My Moment of Weakness
i was surfing the web for some stuff when i chanced upon this..
It was definitely not this that distracted me lor~
It is soo eye catching...
It got me in a flutter of hurry..
I was bescotted...
I was in a frenzy... almost losing myself in the array of clicking
Hence I bought this at the spur of a moment..
I admit i was weak..but but..it was too much for me to handle..
I spent quite a fair bit lor... sighhhhhhhhhh
wanna die... go p liaos =P
It was definitely not this that distracted me lor~
It is soo eye catching...
It got me in a flutter of hurry..
I was bescotted...
I was in a frenzy... almost losing myself in the array of clicking
Hence I bought this at the spur of a moment..
I admit i was weak..but but..it was too much for me to handle..
I spent quite a fair bit lor... sighhhhhhhhhh
wanna die... go p liaos =P
March 5, 2007
Women cite reluctance to lifestyle change as a reason for shunning procreation
So should we start banning Tertiary Education For Women as well... hahahahahaha.. wat a joke...
Pro-creation is about the gift of life? Not all will embrace this idealogy.. So dun force it down our throats...
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SINGAPORE: Reluctance to lifestyle change and financial difficulty - have been cited by women in the South West district as the two main reasons for not having children.
Some 270 of them took part in a survey, the results of which were released on Sunday at the district's community event, which also saw Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong help launch a book on women involved in grassroots activities.
The findings of a survey on pregnancy issues, carried out over the last two months with the help of the Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society, showed that having children was not the intention of one in four of the women polled.
These women are in the reproductive age of up to 40.
The survey also found that more Chinese and Indian women are not considering having children, as compared to Malays.
"There's a trend to show that more women in tertiary education are considering pregnancy. We need to a conduct bigger study before we can generalise that this is the sentiment of the current women in Singapore," said Dr Tan Thiam Chye, Principal Investigator, Obstetrical & Gynaecological Society.
"We might even consider advising the ministry to conduct a larger scale survey to look into the specific reasons of why women are not contemplating having children," continued Dr Tan.
One reason for this may be that they feel more financially-able to support a family as compared to those who have secondary education or lower.
Dr Tan added that the survey also showed that while most women were well informed on pregnancy and nutritional supplements in pregnancy, only half of them planned their pregnancies.
The survey also looked at whether women suffered from depression during pregnancy - one in five reported having such symptoms.
Such findings are significant in the light of recent reports that the fertility rate in Singapore has dropped below the required 2.1 replacement level.
The SouthWest Community Development Council (CDC) said it plans to continue working with the Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society of Singapore (OGSS) to conduct programmes to address issues of pregnancy among women, as well as encourage more women to have children.
Mayor of the SouthWest CDC, Dr Amy Khor said, "Also to raise awareness about issues or problems that you can face in late pregnancy or pregnancy at a later age and also of course pregnancy-related issues, which are also some concerns that the women express. So today for instance, at the "Shape Up and Feel Great", we have already started free medical consultation for women with the OGSS.
"If they want to consult the OGSS regarding health issues and pregnancy related issues and so on, we hope that we'll also do talks on starting a family, about various risks that you may also face if you actually start a family late and also try and allay some of their concerns and fears about having a child, about parenting and so on."
Also unveiled at the SouthWest CDC event was the first book on women in grassroots.
The book, entitled "Women Empowering Community - 40 years of Singapore Women in Grassroots" traces the development and achievements of the Women Executive Committee (WEC) members.
"I think what is important is we hope that this book will raise awareness of the WEC and the public in general about the contributions that women have made in the heartlands. In terms of mobilising, galvanising the women, creating opportunities for them to take part in meaningful activities and helping them to socialise. We also hope that it will spur more women to join us in playing a role in the heartland, play a useful role in the heartlands and helping to motivate more women," said Dr Khor.
Over the years, the WEC has seen changes in its programmes along with the evolving role of women.
While it started out creating opportunities for home makers to learn useful skills, it now conducts activities that cater to the more affluent women, such as conducting Yoga classes, spa therapy and even career talks. - CNA/yy
Pro-creation is about the gift of life? Not all will embrace this idealogy.. So dun force it down our throats...
*********************************************
SINGAPORE: Reluctance to lifestyle change and financial difficulty - have been cited by women in the South West district as the two main reasons for not having children.
Some 270 of them took part in a survey, the results of which were released on Sunday at the district's community event, which also saw Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong help launch a book on women involved in grassroots activities.
The findings of a survey on pregnancy issues, carried out over the last two months with the help of the Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society, showed that having children was not the intention of one in four of the women polled.
These women are in the reproductive age of up to 40.
The survey also found that more Chinese and Indian women are not considering having children, as compared to Malays.
"There's a trend to show that more women in tertiary education are considering pregnancy. We need to a conduct bigger study before we can generalise that this is the sentiment of the current women in Singapore," said Dr Tan Thiam Chye, Principal Investigator, Obstetrical & Gynaecological Society.
"We might even consider advising the ministry to conduct a larger scale survey to look into the specific reasons of why women are not contemplating having children," continued Dr Tan.
One reason for this may be that they feel more financially-able to support a family as compared to those who have secondary education or lower.
Dr Tan added that the survey also showed that while most women were well informed on pregnancy and nutritional supplements in pregnancy, only half of them planned their pregnancies.
The survey also looked at whether women suffered from depression during pregnancy - one in five reported having such symptoms.
Such findings are significant in the light of recent reports that the fertility rate in Singapore has dropped below the required 2.1 replacement level.
The SouthWest Community Development Council (CDC) said it plans to continue working with the Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society of Singapore (OGSS) to conduct programmes to address issues of pregnancy among women, as well as encourage more women to have children.
Mayor of the SouthWest CDC, Dr Amy Khor said, "Also to raise awareness about issues or problems that you can face in late pregnancy or pregnancy at a later age and also of course pregnancy-related issues, which are also some concerns that the women express. So today for instance, at the "Shape Up and Feel Great", we have already started free medical consultation for women with the OGSS.
"If they want to consult the OGSS regarding health issues and pregnancy related issues and so on, we hope that we'll also do talks on starting a family, about various risks that you may also face if you actually start a family late and also try and allay some of their concerns and fears about having a child, about parenting and so on."
Also unveiled at the SouthWest CDC event was the first book on women in grassroots.
The book, entitled "Women Empowering Community - 40 years of Singapore Women in Grassroots" traces the development and achievements of the Women Executive Committee (WEC) members.
"I think what is important is we hope that this book will raise awareness of the WEC and the public in general about the contributions that women have made in the heartlands. In terms of mobilising, galvanising the women, creating opportunities for them to take part in meaningful activities and helping them to socialise. We also hope that it will spur more women to join us in playing a role in the heartland, play a useful role in the heartlands and helping to motivate more women," said Dr Khor.
Over the years, the WEC has seen changes in its programmes along with the evolving role of women.
While it started out creating opportunities for home makers to learn useful skills, it now conducts activities that cater to the more affluent women, such as conducting Yoga classes, spa therapy and even career talks. - CNA/yy
Which IPOD to buy
I decided to cave in and buy yet another Ipod..
IPod because i find that itunes is still the most and bestest way to complie playlists and stuffs...
Why an IPOD?? coz i tried to downgrade and use cheapo flash players... i realised that my mottos is definitely correct lor
"Cheap Things No Good ; Good Things no Cheap"
KNS rite.. my Creative flash player 256mb, costs me $38 but now spoilt liaos.. less than 6 mths
Well .. i have a lost and found relationship with IPods.. really.. sibei cham lor..
I lost a 60gig IPod in 2005
I lost my Nano in 2006
So should i buy a IPod Video now ?? or should i settle for a IPOD Nano ?? Or wat other IPods u guys can reccomend.. i lookin at 4gig and above models...
wont consider anything below 4gig.. Coz i tink might as well cram all my songs into the player and slowly slowly find the ones i like... than to miss the song.. hahahahaha
Choices ~ Choices ~ Choices~
IPod because i find that itunes is still the most and bestest way to complie playlists and stuffs...
Why an IPOD?? coz i tried to downgrade and use cheapo flash players... i realised that my mottos is definitely correct lor
"Cheap Things No Good ; Good Things no Cheap"
KNS rite.. my Creative flash player 256mb, costs me $38 but now spoilt liaos.. less than 6 mths
Well .. i have a lost and found relationship with IPods.. really.. sibei cham lor..
I lost a 60gig IPod in 2005
I lost my Nano in 2006
So should i buy a IPod Video now ?? or should i settle for a IPOD Nano ?? Or wat other IPods u guys can reccomend.. i lookin at 4gig and above models...
wont consider anything below 4gig.. Coz i tink might as well cram all my songs into the player and slowly slowly find the ones i like... than to miss the song.. hahahahaha
Choices ~ Choices ~ Choices~
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