Read this on CNN: How To Avoid Falling In Love

Wow. Someone should have read this long time ago! :)

1. Date only the wildly inappropriate: If you're an early riser, date a party boy who'll turn your mornings into misery. If you're a Sporty Spice, trawl the local comic books store and land yourself a sweet dork who couldn't arm-wrestle his way out of a Mylar bag (that's what they store comics in, FYI). Eventually, the novelty of dating The Other will wear off, and you'll be single again, but without any of the heartache that usually accompanies breakups.

2. Take up recreational complaining: Whine about your health, your stress level, your childhood, the meal you just ate. If it exists, you can put a negative spin on it.

3. Pair the bitching and moaning with bragging: If you're artful enough, you can combine the two. "I'm so tired because I was out all night at a totally hot new restaurant, fending off some guy named Josh ... something ... Hartnett? Anyway, apparently he's an actor. I don't know because I don't own a television. I'm far too busy with my literature to watch movies."

4. Develop an annoying catchphrase and use it constantly: Why? "Cause I'm a GIRL!" or "Catch ya on the flipside!" are fairly effective man deterrents to call into play if a date is going too well. Extra points if you can combine it with an obnoxious hand gesture.

5. If, God forbid, you find yourself starting to really like a guy, pick out his negative traits: Believe me, even Mr. Right has a little wrong. It can be anything -- his pecs might be too firm, his taste in cinema could be too smart, or maybe he's just too good looking. I mean, who wants to go out with someone prettier than you?

Two people have been arrested for eating an endangered species of iguana in the Bahamas after posting pictures of the grill on Facebook.

Vanessa Starr Palm, 23, of Illinois and Alexander Daniel Rust, 24, of Indiana, were arrested last Monday after pictures of the two having an iguana feast in the islands were posted on the social networking website.

According to police the pictures showed them "catching an iguana, parts of an iguana on a grill, two men eating the iguana pieces, and a man and a woman cleaning what appears to be undersized conch."--source: Metro

We really need to be aware of what pictures we post on the internet. Save you from being summoned/arrested.

I am relief that the observations were over for me. This past week I have been super-duper busy with work, work and work. I had to prepare a lot of stuff for the last quarter and had to write several letter and fill in several forms for certain people and now I these things made me want to forget about formality for a while.

While hanging around the guidance office with some of my buddies, we accidentally discussed about cerebral palsy, what it is and how it might affect kids. It was an interesting discussion since we really wanted to find out how we could help kids with this kind of problem. Anyway, none of our kids suffers from this kind of disease. Just that counseling branches out to so much more out there! 

Anyway, I have two more classes to catch and a student to supervise. My eye-lids are slowly going down due to the weather. It has been hazy and gloomy lately. 

As of now, I am so looking forward for what God has in stored for me for the next school year. I don't know whether to be excited for it or just let it be.  Time to go...gotta fly! :)

I started paying attention and reading glamorous magazines at an early age of 10. At this age, my family were in Keningau running businesses on their own. At this age, my siblings and I pretty much were left to our nannies since our parents were 24/7 busy building up their supermarket. Although we live just a floor above the store, we hardly see our parents let alone our staff workers. We were not allowed to hang around the store for fear that we might get too out of control. During my free time after school, I would walked into our nannies room and curl myself up on the bed and just browse and read all the malay hit magazines that they used to subscribe just from the bookstore across our store. Engrossed into reading gossips column, I can't help looking at all the slim and pretty faces, the fashion, the hair style, the long legs, the make ups and all that made the models in the mags looked dolly-perfect! My shallow perception as a 10 years old thought they were born to be famous since they were all nothing but skin, bones and pretty! I recal l running to a mirror right after I saw Deanna Yusof's picture with her sexy body pose and tried to immitate her pose and was quite dissapointed with my far-beyond-Deanna's-short legs! Ahh, I knew right there that I wasn't born to be in the lime lights and that celebrities are celebrities. They are not normal people. They are perfect! Little did I know until I came across all these plastic surgeries, best diet pills, butox, photoshops and so on that were behind all the beauties I once defined beauty. As I grew out of the innocent age, I slowly began to understand the phrase that my dad used to tell me all the time when I started showing interest in my mom's make ups. He said "Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder." How true is that? Today, I want to be reminded by dad that Beauty is not defined by all the glitters, make-ups and fame. What matters is you being yourself!

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