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Slapper happy

Sat, 28 Jun 2008 07:06:33 GMT

FIRST, CATCH YOUR YOUNG girl. Careful.Beware the skiittish,touchy ype withe a "Whatchufrickin wantnow?"

look slippery little sucker,that one. She'll slit your Zen-like calm as quick as look at you. To lasso her properly,promise phone credits,

leg waxing,hair appointments. Cash,as a backup. That should soothe her to a simmer.Now,trick her gently away from mobiles,iPods,Tvs,

sundry girlfriends equipped with all of the above. Sit her down.

Say(with best smiley happy face and not that panicked glint you get in these rare parenral moments): This is what mums and dads used to do in the olden days before they lost the ability to from words such as 'No", 'Mustn't' and, Because I said so"

Ignore how she bristles and straightens at this point,Especilaly ignore the horror welling in her eyes. plouh doggedly on: Darling,Sweetie.That frock is too small.No I don't mean you're fat.No size 10 is definitely not morbidly obese for a 14-year-old theses days.No I don't mean,you need a bigger size frock.

I mean,you need MORE frock down here,and more up here.sweetie.Precious. I can see your knickers when breath in. I can see your barely-bigger-than -Monte-carlo-biscuits breasts when you breath out.

These day young girl age of 7 -year old already on diet and she wishs to A FACE-LIFT on her face to just likes the catwalk top of the model.

Some younger girls are swim against in the tough world.

What is wrong in the young girls? How to tell your daughter you can see her inner slut,among other things.

Daring Sweetie.Precious.Princess.NO. Mustn't.Because I said so.

These are lot of the mums to be cocerned about it their young daughters.

BINGE DRINKING

Sat, 21 Jun 2008 00:40:53 GMT

Bing drinking is a useful term that indicates an excessive,UNHEALTHYand DANGEROUS LEVEL of drinking."BINGE" drinkers aim to get DRUNK,

often as quickly as possible. It is disappinting to see what risks they are taking when choosing to CONSUME ALCOHOL.

We understanding "risky dinking" one that includes immedaiate risks such as VIOLENCE,SEXUAL ASSAULT and CAR ACCIDENTS.

Some parents buy their children high alcohol mixed drinks for parties in the mistaken belief they are itroducing them to responsible drinking.

Parents are also providing or turning BLIND EYE to their childern getting IDs so they can binge drink at schoolies week.

It is now routine for parents to drive their under age children to licensed"after parties".

Teenagers did not invent binge drinking.Their grandfathers were pretty handy at during the so called "Six O'clock sweill"in the 1970s.

When men would line up pots on the bar to scull before weaving their way home.

But some people's awareness about the issues surrounding SAFE DRINKING and encourages them to reflect on their own drinking habits.

When I was young age 18 "YES" I get drunk at my friends birthdat party at her's home and after two days

I was sick in the bed without foods even teaspoon of the waters

that MAKE ME NOT DRINK TOO MUCH. It is best way to take precautions to protect yourself.

Adults only

Sat, 14 Jun 2008 00:45:20 GMT

There can be few relationship breakdowns as sad as between parents and estranged adult children.As the mother of two children in their early 20s,

I know how joyful and deeply rewarding the relationship between adults of different ages can be.

As parent you continue to feel tremendously interested in your children's lives and wellbeing. You go on feeling vulnerable for and about them.

Yet there is also an increasing experience of ease and mutuality once you are no longer resposible for their daily care.

And a welcome sense that you have lots to from their fresh and absolutely contemporary way of looking at the world.

But I am also aware that in some,the adult children merely tolerate their parents or find them dull and to be avoided other than when money is needed,or babysitting. In others,adult children create distance by being aggressive or activerly abusive.

There are also parents who can't adjust to changed reality and continue to treat their adult children like children,making assumotions about them,

telling them how they should live,crossing emotional and physical boundaries without the smallest degree of embarrassment or regret.

Love between adult children and their parents is singularly intimate,but gives nether side the right to intrude,manipulate or bully or waste a lifetime wallowing in resentment.The adult child needs to see their parents not just as " parents"but as flawed,complex human beings.

just as crucially,parents need to see their children not as children only.

complete with middle-aged spread or children of their own,but as beloved yet definitely separate humanbeings-with whom love can change and grow.

My way of thinking for adult children: best way leave to them alone? All parents has an individual love to their children.

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The Kidney for sell "SHUT DOWN."

Sat, 07 Jun 2008 00:40:34 GMT

Desperate trade:Men show the scars from

selling a kidney.

The billion dollar kidney bazaar that once thrived in Pakistan has been SHUT DOWN, forcing thousands of people to look eleswhere for a donnor.

Lax regulation in Pakistan permitted the rise of a kidney transplant industry that attracted buyers from around the world.

But the market colapsed after the Government banned the trade in human organs a few month ago.

Private hospitals specialising in kidney transplants have been hard hit and desperate Patients from Western countries have been disappointed.

Aadil Hospital had been doing about 500 kidney transplants a year for foreigners. Each cost about $A27,000.

Most Pakistani Kidney donors were poor villagers. Many were eager to sell a kidney to settle debts or pay for the marriage of daughter or sister.

Under the new regime,only close relatives can donate a kidney in Pakistan, except in rare circumstances. Foreigners can still have transplants,

but only if they provide their own donor from outside the country.

A new way to shop

Sat, 31 May 2008 01:23:01 GMT

New technology in victoria supermarkets Do it youeself, the self-serve checkouts are where people with small baskets tend to go,

whilest the larger baskets tend to gravitate toward the traditional manned checkout.

Potential shoplifters would be prevented from baging items without scanning tham through technology that calculates the weight of products.

If the bag weight does not match the checkout's calclation,staff are alerted to the discrepancy.

The customer can select the method of payment on the touch screen. Cheques cannot be used.

The check outs dispense petrol reward dockets "spent over $30 dollars receive 4c per litre off the pump price."

Customers have the option of cash out with or witut purchase. At least one member of staff is nearby to supervise.

There is a little tric of person at gas station said " Would you like to buy the Chocolaet bar for two for five dollars and you get 6c discounts ....

without thinking I said okay then after I thought about the deal is totally it taken by this fine looking a young man" NO MORE CHOCOLAET BAR LOL!

AND WHAT THE SHOPPERS SAY...

A. I find it quicker when I only have few things. the queues are too long.

B. I wouldn't use them by choice because I'm lazy and I prefer they do it and I think it's faster.

C. I like being able to pack my own groceries I do most of my grocery shopping here at lunch time.I shop on my lunch break.

D. I myself thiking that agrees with A. But depending on the how much shopping if it too many I'd rather they do it.

The new checkouts,is expected to reach more than 200 supermarkets by next year. The overseas with major international retailers such as Tesco's used it.

The new technology were created an unhappy people that they would have lost their income..it mostly the women work as part times and young people too.

Jumbo : His curiously ....

Fri, 23 May 2008 23:52:03 GMT

This elephant wasn't going anywhere in hurry.

BOAD rage is bad enough. But what worried the driver of this car was that he was about become a victim of rogue rage.

When a six-ton elephant suddenly lumbered over to South African safari park,Rico Beltrame and sister, Angela, feared it was going to reduce the vehicle to scrap metal--with them inside.

However, the giant tusker turned out be more curious than crased. coming to halt alongside te car,it plonked its massive trunk firmly acrs the roof, slightly denting it.

A park ranger shouted over to Mr Beltrame to switch off his engin,which he did with a trembling hand.

They were both stared back frozen with fear.

For six minutes and they expecting at any second that the roof would come crashing down on them.

But finally,the elephant removed its trunk and calmly walked off into the under growth at the Hluhluwe game park in Kwazulu.

Slave children traded

Sat, 17 May 2008 01:59:54 GMT

Thousands of children are being SOLD "LIKE CABBAGES"to China's boomimg factories as virtual slave labour.

Young people some less than 10 are said to have been discovered being bought and sold at a street market in Szechuan,

one of rural China's most overpopulated provinces.

According to investigative reporters,the children stood in line as they were ASSESSED like CATTLE,

before being driven on trucks to factories in the Pearl River Delta,China's manufacturing heartland.

The abuses might have begun to rise in recent years, prompting businesses to seek new ways to cut costs.

A reporter,posing as a clothing factory manager,was allowed to inspect would be "employees" by patting their arms and stomaches.

He agreed to pay them 3.5yuan(about 50cents) an hour. Many had fake papers saying they were over 18: when asked most were between 13 and 15.

One was seven,another nine. The hundreds of children being sent to electronics and toy factories .. All MADE IN CHINA "Slave poor children.

Many come from the same area of Sicuan Liangshan country were 76 children have een reported as missing since the Chineses New Year in February.

A hudreds of young men were found working as slave labour in a string of brick kilns across northern China.Lured with promises of high wages,

they were locked up and, in some cases,beatern to death.That prompted the passing of a long awaited labour law aimed at better protecting workers' rights.

Some of the foreman in the latest case have been ARRESTED.

The Mother's day

Sat, 10 May 2008 01:13:35 GMT

The mother's day 11th May all of the world The Mother's who had children would celebrate on the day with their children.

But remember! Your children are not your children they are the sons and daughters of life's longing for itself.

They come though you but not from you. And though they are with you yet they belong not to you.

yoy may give them your love but not your thoughts.

For they have thier own thoughts.

You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you.

For life goes not backwood nor tarries with yesterday.

To my friends : Wish Happy Mother's Days and Have a wonderful time with your children .

And who don't have children : Have a wonderful weekend with your loved ones

Take care of yourself.

Sat, 03 May 2008 01:35:20 GMT

How many of us are not living our dreams? What's stopping us? And what does dedicating ourselves to closing the gap between what we wanted for our lives and how we are actually living them have to do with ethics?

Some of us have no choice but to sell ourselves short. Perhaps we are the main bread winners in households that barely scrape by or, as was the case for a young woman I know,are the only possible carer for a dependant relative. Maybe the needs and wants of our partners or children are incompatible with ours, and must take precedence in the short or ling term.

For others,however the picture is less clear. Research over decades confirms that beyond the level of income needs,additional income does not increase our life satifaction. Despite this many of us work longer hours than we want at jobs we despise in the desperate hope that one more purchase will finally deliver the happiness our consumerist culture promises.

Most of us know that the best way to get the measure of our own lives is to imagine ourselves on our deathbeds looking back at our choices and deeds.

When what we do conflicts with our values,in other words,it is our values that tend to give way,So in the same way that those who wish to believe in God should simply start praying,those who want to keep faith with the life they are living need do little more than continue to live it.

For what it's worth,I need to say that I don't think it's good enough,No matter OUR AGE,or the things we've said or done in the past, IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO LIVE THE EXAMINED LIFE. To remember the DREAMS we had for ourselves the talents we sought to develop,the contribution we wished to make during our lifetimes and to put them into action.

TO SPRINT TOWARDS THE FINISH LINE,BEFORE IT"S TOO LATE. TO: ALL MY FRIENDS.

Babies waiting for urgent surgery

Sat, 26 Apr 2008 02:12:25 GMT

BABIES are waiting months for urgent open heart surgery as the Royal Children's Hospita cardiac department HITS CRISIS POINT.

At its worst,some babies have had operations postponed seven times.

The Age show that this year the hospital has averaged 16 cardic surgery cancellationn a week Thirty were canceled in the first 10 days of this month.

The official explanation given for most is the hospital's LACK OF INTENSIVE CARE BEDS,NEEDED TO CARE FO CHILDREN AFTER SURGERY.

But the main problems was a LACK OF NURSES to staff the beds, We have the equipment,the facilities the theatre time,and we have fantastic,world-class

surgeons, but we need specialised nurses with intensive-care TRAINING.

Dominic turned one a week ago Four days after his birth,he was diagnosed with a heart murmur and Fallot's tetralogy, a dangerous condiation in which blood leaks through a hole between two heart chambers, leaving the baby with reduced blood flow through the lungs and tendency to turn blue.

Left untreated,it can lead to difficulty feeding,failure to gain weight,retarded growth and physical development, and EVENTUALLY HEART FAILURE.

Some surgeons said "he could go on for six month without surgery but the optimum time to have surgery was now"

One years old Dominic Siber,with mother had five cancellations because of overcrowding at the Royal Children Hospital before his open surgery.

SCHEDULED TO OPEN IN 2011.the new hospital will be closer to $1 billon but what happents in the means time with BABIES BOOMS?

IT WOULD BE OTHE WAY AROUND THAT THE HOSPITAL BUILT FIRST?

The Baby boom.

Sat, 19 Apr 2008 01:01:18 GMT

For the past 30 years CHINA'S controversial ONE -CHILD policy has been credited with keeping the country's population at a manageable level by reducing the number of births by an estimated 400 million.

But official's worried about an ageing population and severe gender imbalance because of the traditional preference for SONS,

are considering whether the policy should be scrapped or significantly changed. To restrict family size since the 1970s.The rules vary but usually limit urban families to ONE CHILD,

rural families to TWO and give ethnic minorities a higher allowance.

The system has caused bitterness because rich and corrupt communist party officials,who can afford THE FINES.

The women were being forced to have abortions and sterlisations.

China 's population would grow to 1.5 billion by 2033 with birth rates set to soar over the next five years.

The Australia's fertility rate has been declining since the 1970s and, while it has recently increased,it is still well below replacement levels of 2.1 babies for every woman. In the mid 30-39 started breeding like bunnies, they get the baby bonus$4000 from the Government and many women in Australia already have access to paid maternity leave 14 weeks. funded by their employer.

There was barely a spare crib at St Vincents & Mercy Private Hospital 8-April 2008 after THE EIGHTH set of twins to be born there in a month arrived after lunch.

These stories were bright way but other side stories is not happiest ones...To be continued next Saturday.

That funny feeling

Sat, 12 Apr 2008 01:51:17 GMT

Have you ever made a truly awful decision,and berated yourself later because at some level you actually did know what you were getting into?

Or have you ever quite spontaneously done something that seems to make no sense,only to find that it has rewarded you exceptionally?

We human beings are different from animals in countless ways,but one of the way in which we are at least somewhat similar is that we too are creatures of

instinct. From the first moments of life we are driven and in many ways protected by a vast rang of instincts,most of which we barely need to acknowledge consiously. However when we think about getting through life and talking the best possible care of ourselves as well as other people,we ignore at our peril those special istincts that are close to intuitions but somehow even more primal.

Anyone who lives with animals knows how finely tuned their instincts are,not just sensing any degree of unfriendliness or danger but also knowing

when someone is ill,sad or grieving and offering unobtrusive comfort.

In everyday language we talk not just about"following our nose" but also about"gut feelings" those mysterious moments when it seems your body knows more than your mind does.Whether related to your health,child rearing,choices at work, love affairs or a vast range of everday decisions,

you can easily discover how your body literally relaxes and expands in the face of some inner urgings,and tense an contracts in the face of others.

Trusting this more instinctive way of preceiving takes courage. It certainly doen't mean setting analysis or good sense aside.

Sometimes you will be completely wrong.But there will also be times when you are right and,as with any other skill. this one rapidly improves with experiment and reflection.

4th Annual C.S.W.

Sun, 06 Apr 2008 13:15:18 GMT

4th ANNUAL C.S.W.COMPUTER SURRONDING WEEK 2008.

Everyone must play post your pictures of your home computer space.

My picture is one of room that is my Grandson's rooms, I said "please cleaning it up in the front of computers" then Yes G-ma !

there nice cleaned the desk LOL! that why nice in tidy the deskLOL! I can tell you how I started blogging

It was started back to July of 2005 that I was boring because golf course was closed from floods and cold out side there I looked the internet

in Japan that just of interesting. there I found Marie touching beauty space,it was beautifully presents of Japan.

Somehow I manage to comments(at meantime a lots of problems) I had recived form her comments " I am very glad your son taught you how to use a computer.

you are lucky that you have such a good and thoughtful son. now you can communicate not only with me but also with other friends from around the world. Well! the way I started blogging ha ha ha

December 2005 I won the BEST OF MSN that was very surprised news. Now I'm glued to the computer so much.

I would like to said to Marie "Thank you very much for gave me an opportunity to do this blogs that I appreciated very much.

I wish you can read my entry ....I knew you were away from blogging that I'm sure a lots of your friends were missing you.

And of course I missed you too. I hope you are keeping well and your family.

MY NEW SCALES.

On the left is an old one,(Soehnle)the other day I found my weight was two kg heavier for only within three days? I was stupidity enough went bought other scales (Tefal) made in France,this is all in complecated on digital computerize..I was regreted bought this ....you can set up a weekly base or monthly..

You look frount of the wall the little numbers coming up LOL! Not look down as an old scales, the number shows (12.07 )is a times,not my weight.

do you know sometimes the shops ladys had talking to you then end up buying items that not necessary wonted it ha ha ha

The old scales had flatted batteries that I wish checked it before I went to the shops LOL!

THE SUNRISE BEFORE THE STROMS COMING..

The last Wednesday taking in the morning (7-00 am)that before big storms follows by in the afternoon and 200.000 house had blackout and my computer was out of order too. some people had still no powers the SEC said by Tuesday will resumed all the powers.

Middle-aged

Fri, 28 Mar 2008 23:25:36 GMT

Memory loss may be the midlife crisis we're far too BUSY to remember...we don't wanted to thinking getting old.

But we said remember that book by what's her name? YOU KNOW,it was made into a movie. With that gorgeous guy.Damn.

What his name again? he was married to that actess,the redhead...If that sound like a "Senior moment",

why we do so many middle-aged people have SIMILAR CONVERSATION?.

Why,for that matter,do people over 40 spend so much time looking for their keys?

Why do they arrive at the theatre on the wrong nigh? And find the wool wash they'd lost for three weeks on the kitchen shelf

behind the dog biscuits?

The small routine things at night time,when I take my calcium tablets,I'll stand there and think,Did I take them already,

or was I just thinking about taking them?LOL!

A woman was at a shopping centre,came out,opened up the door of her car and found there was a woman sitting in it.

And there was a period of shock and fear, Why is she sitting in my car? Why is she stealing my car?

Until she realised she had in fact opened the WRONG CAR. I haven't actually done myself yet......

A good idea to take multiitamins and antioxidant-RICH BRAIN FOOD and joined an online "MIND GYMNASIUM" exercising

that we need it to kept younger ourselves.

NOW I can tell you mines, One morning I was runing out time at my golf there I trying fast I can do to be ready..

I had my little wallet(home keys with a card for golf clubs gate) in MY HAND then I trying to pick up few thing as well....

in the mean time I left my little wallets. I look for eveywhere I went to even in the toilet.....eventually not be found. there I need to use spare car keys

to drive my car and spare keys to open my house ( in the grden special spot in glass jar) thank god!.

After few days morning I used washing machine .....there after washing that I found my little wallets ..luckly the wallets was alright.

I must had put into with my dirty clothes ......

PYTHON MAKES A MEAL OF GOLF BALLS

Sat, 22 Mar 2008 00:40:26 GMT

A CARPET pythhon has been saved from a bumpy slide to certain death by GOLD COAST vets who removed FOUR GOLF BALLS from its intestines.

The 80 centimetre snake was found by a couple from NOBBYS CREEK in northem NSW, who had put the golf balls in their chicken coop to encourage

their broody hen to nest.

But they deceived the hapless PYTHON-- which thought it had found a FREE LUNCH and GOBBLED the GOLF BALLS.

The couple put two and two together when they discovered their GOLF BALL WERE MISSING AND A LUMPY SNAKE NEARBY.

The animal was taken to the GOLD COAST"S Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary,where senior veterinarian Michael Pyne operated.

He said snake was making a speedy recoveryfrom surgery.

"If it hadn't been found,it would have died for sure. Those golf balls weren't moving any further, they were stuck where they were".

Dr Pyne said the python had been a highly unusual but very rewarding case. "it could have been a sad story but it's nice to fix them up, and we will RELEASE HIM OUT INTO THE WILD SOON".

I WISH TO ALL MY FRIENDS : A HAPPY EASTER !

Mercury rises for mad March

Sat, 15 Mar 2008 02:14:44 GMT

Feel like summer has passed you by? it has,technically speaking,degrees in Melbourne along side four more days of 30 degrees or more for the next week. Officially it's autumn but SOMEONE FORGOT to tell the weather.

The weather bureau said we could expect dry conditions to continute through the beginning of autumn, but other states have seen TOO MUCH RAIN,

NSW that have been swamped with torrential rain and floods in big areas.

The March record for the longest strech of above 30 degree days stands at 11.set back in 1989. we had 39 degree just after 3pm yesterday.

Discussing the weather used to be SMALL TALK but now it's more serious,there has always been an interest in the weather. But people are now more worried

about the future than they are about tomorrow's weather or next week's sporting fixture.

Keeping precious plots alive in the summer with the harsh water restrictuons for trying to save what I had left in my gardens,

the roses were JUST DOING OKAY in the hot weather.

The water restrictions: 6.00 am-8.00 am twice a week on the TUESDAY and SATURDAY we can water by hand hose in the garden. But the early in the morning 6.00am -7.00am STILL DARK then how we going to water in the dark? Turn on the light? and people WHO ARE going to WORKING that how they could water in the their garden at the morning?

An ESPECIALLY THE SATURDAY MORNING is HARDEST ONE that WHO WOULD WANTED get up 6-00am in the morning.

Other thing is BUSH fIRE: SOFAR SO GOOD there is small one in the other states.

The Summer Day light saving time will finished in the an end of this month.

The water restrictions continuously until September the dams are getting fuller.

A good things about Melbourne weather: DRY and Hot in the daytimes but at night after the sunsets became QUICKLYcooling down to comfortable night..

And we find seldom hot night I prefer hot weather than cold weather(no restriction the water) a specially snows in the ground that I would rather like to seen only at CHRISTMAS TIMES.

I HOPE THIS IS A LAST COMPLAINED ABOUT OUR WEATHERS .

To my friends:I wished a bright spring weather coming to your way and enjoy work at the garden.

A Kinder attitude

Sat, 08 Mar 2008 02:19:31 GMT

A long list of worthy things you ought to be doing improving your mind as well as calming it,listening more appreciatively to your loved onece.

you're ready to offer help to a colleague who's struggling?

Or need just the smallest encouragment to cook dinner at home for friends who care much more about getting together than whatever you put on the table?.

Or spend a glorious day at home alone snacking on cheese and cherries with glass of wine?

Many of our wants and dreams are perfectly possible ,yet we so easily let them slip out of the kindness.

A kinder life will always be a happier one.

Kindness. A kinder attitude makes it so easy to see what you need to add to your life and what you can certainly risk letting go.

Kindness will always be most powerful when you take it up as a fundamental attitude rather than as series if individual acts: when you see it as cause and effect,

Then it's not a question of whether you can afford to be kind,but whether you can afford not to be.

How easily it's misunderstood that kindness is for the weak or needy even when the opposite is true.

It takes strength to be consistently kind and it develops strength.

Whether you're conscious of it or not,you have the ability to increase other people's joy and safty through acts of simple kindness to others.

My darling little girl Millie!

Sat, 01 Mar 2008 10:26:08 GMT

It has been a long week for wating to a baby arrived, the baby is due on 18th Feb ...there all our familys were wating for that when will happents?

Everyday keeping phone called each other, the doctors suggested to her that if nothing happents on 25th Feb.

then she's going to have baby on the date. all we hope to have nutural birth that makes everybody happier...

I had deeply concerns that pain of delivery the birth????

I was told by my daughter in law that the doctor's gave an injection on her back then after that she has an easy birth.

But I can tell you that in past weeks when I wake up in the EARLY HOURS of the morning which I DON'T do normally,

it's NIGHTMARE I started worry about that just the only think in the NAGATIVE WAY,it's such an emotional time spent whole weeks.

23th Feb, at 0230. morning it has sign of beby's .....and she went into the hospital.....

following after noon at 14-30. the new baby's safty arrived in this world.

Millie Jane Johnson, Weight 8Ibs 14ozs, Hight 53-30cm, She was born on 23th Feb 2008 and very proud parents Andrew & Vaness and of course G-Ma too.

Now I can't help thinking about how is baby? there's one, it not serious problems but she wake up couple times in the middlie of night....

A while in the hospital that evrynight the nurse coming around 1-00 am in the early morning to mum to feed baby.

That why Millie's still wake up same time in the every night? and sleep most of in the daytimes. Hopefully going to change soon.

would believes in this, I wake up in that times too then just starting to thinking how baby's sleeping???? I'm pretty much night owl these days.

Vaness's mum (from New Zealand) stayed with them for the last three weeks and father's coming next Thursday.

I thinking that after they going to home then perhaps I better help them??

From 2nd of March. Millie's sleeping more in the night times, that make for happier for her mum & everybody in the their home.

I have been Tagged

Mon, 25 Feb 2008 05:52:54 GMT

I have been Tagged by Isbelle, thank you Isbelle.

Two name you go By: Michi,(some Austalian ladys call me) Michiko.

Things you weaing right now: Sky blue T shirt & Jeans.

Two things you want(or have) in a relationship: I had fantastic life till now,

and I hope that continuously many more year to come.

Two things you did last night: I had lovely dinner with my friends. I had good night sleep.

Two people you last talked : One of a male golf friend. My daughter-in law's mother.

Two longest car rides: At Port Douglas (Queensland) and N.T. and back to Melbourne 7000 miles. Enjoy our holidays for a month.

Two Favorite Drinks: Champagne. Red wine. Fresh fruit juice.

Two things about me you may not have known: I started write english from 2005, because only way I can blogs. I hated closing a small room.

Two jobs I have had in my life: As secretary at Imports & Export Co. Helping my uncle at the garage at cash registers.

Two movies I would watch over and over: Note Book. Bend it like Beckham. I really enjoyed.

Two of my favorite foods: Japanese foods. French foods.

Two places I'd rather be right now: New Zealand. Fiji. Bedrra Island in Queesland.(Off Dunk Island).

I don't know any my friends to ask for ???? Have a great day for everybody.

The colors of pills

Tue, 19 Feb 2008 01:25:30 GMT

Suffering back pain? Well. take a RED Pill and have a good lie down.

Can't sleep at night? Then BLUE PILLS should do the trick: take two just before bed. Mind you, SOME are you can take as as many as you like,

there is no chance of OVERDOSING. The tablets contain no active ingredients at all: It's their COLOURS that matter.

Some are PLACEBOS.

This is one of the stranger discoveries in medicine: NOT ONLY SUGAR PILLS act as remedies,but particular colours have been found BEST FOR PARTICULAR ALIMENTS.PINK perks people up, RED tends to rlieve pain and blue is for relaxation.

Now there's no doubt that placebos offer real relief. There's a famous story from Korean War.A battleground surgeon was suddenly incapacitated by

appendicitis while operatig. He had to continue surgery so he asked the nurse for a SHOT OF MORPHINE. he realised the drug would make him dopey

so she INJECT SALT WATER instead. without telling him.The placebo did the tric and doctor's pain wet away.

The key is to "BELIEVE" we are receiving an ACTUAL MEDICINE.

My experienced was when I had a bad cold with sore throat at night and bad coughing wake me up in the early hours.

I took my cough mixtures and back to sleep the next morning I discoverd I took the gagle solution then instead of cough mixtures.

There is all in your mine my mother's used to said sometimes even just plain flours does it jobs ha ha ha

The tric now is to work out how to turn this discovery into a useful treatment.Although that will be tricky,The peoblem with using placebos is that

they involve dishonesty with the patient,and that clashes with medical ethics.