Dear diary,
Today i would like to jot down my day for my baby to read.
I was so busy updating my business's website at CountrysideToYou
This website is long overdue before i was admitted to hospital so i guess it's about time i finish this half done thing. Though lazy but i forced myself to update eveything.
so, by now, if you must know i have finished 1 module which is the catalogue. but the rest of it..err..tomorrow,yep sure tomorrow i will definitely finish...
Wednesday, April 26, 2006
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
A Mom's blog
Dear diary,
my hubby suggested yesterday that i start to write in a blog about how i feel being pregnant.Perhaps it's for our future baby to read it when he/she has grown up. I figured it out that it is a splendid idea to tell about my feelings, excitement, fear,new things that i learned bla..blaa..
Well, I'm into 15 weeks of pregnancy. My friend suggested that i subscribe to the babycenter website to get a clearer view of what's happening inside my tummy. So here's what the website has to say about my biological changes. Kinda exciting to know all these stuff..
Dear mommy to be,
How your baby's growing: At around 4 inches long, crown to rump, your baby now weighs about 2 1/2 ounces. He's busy inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid, which will help develop the air sacs in his lungs. His legs are growing longer than his arms now, and he can move all his joints and limbs. That means his hands are more functional, too. Sweat glands are appearing, and although his eyelids are fused shut, he can sense light. If you shine a flashlight at your tummy, he's likely to move away from the beam. There's not much for your baby to taste at this point, but his taste buds are beginning to form. And if you have an ultrasound, you may be able to find out whether your baby's a boy or girl! (Don't be disappointed if it remains a mystery, though. Nailing down the gender depends somewhat on how clear the picture is and the position of your baby during the ultrasound; he may be curled or turned in such a way as to keep you in suspense.)
I'm having a jolly good time...at least for now..hehe..
my hubby suggested yesterday that i start to write in a blog about how i feel being pregnant.Perhaps it's for our future baby to read it when he/she has grown up. I figured it out that it is a splendid idea to tell about my feelings, excitement, fear,new things that i learned bla..blaa..
Well, I'm into 15 weeks of pregnancy. My friend suggested that i subscribe to the babycenter website to get a clearer view of what's happening inside my tummy. So here's what the website has to say about my biological changes. Kinda exciting to know all these stuff..
Dear mommy to be,
How your baby's growing: At around 4 inches long, crown to rump, your baby now weighs about 2 1/2 ounces. He's busy inhaling and exhaling amniotic fluid, which will help develop the air sacs in his lungs. His legs are growing longer than his arms now, and he can move all his joints and limbs. That means his hands are more functional, too. Sweat glands are appearing, and although his eyelids are fused shut, he can sense light. If you shine a flashlight at your tummy, he's likely to move away from the beam. There's not much for your baby to taste at this point, but his taste buds are beginning to form. And if you have an ultrasound, you may be able to find out whether your baby's a boy or girl! (Don't be disappointed if it remains a mystery, though. Nailing down the gender depends somewhat on how clear the picture is and the position of your baby during the ultrasound; he may be curled or turned in such a way as to keep you in suspense.)
I'm having a jolly good time...at least for now..hehe..
Thursday, April 06, 2006
can i backdated my entry?
Dear diary,
i have been neglecting you quite long while i was in custody of mr boredom (the time when i was jobless), mr confused (the time when i had some identity crisis..hahaha) and mr wanna-do-it-all(the time when i was so excited of opening my own shop).
so, the time has come now when i can sit back and relax.pregnancy time requires me to relax and stretch a lot.well, back to my intention in da first place,i want to put my sweetest memories of my wedding day in this blog. It was last year event so that was the reason why i asked 'can i backdated my entry?' so here are da details of d-day...
Date : 20th & 21st August 2006
Venue : Taman Permata, Kuala Lumpur
i have been neglecting you quite long while i was in custody of mr boredom (the time when i was jobless), mr confused (the time when i had some identity crisis..hahaha) and mr wanna-do-it-all(the time when i was so excited of opening my own shop).so, the time has come now when i can sit back and relax.pregnancy time requires me to relax and stretch a lot.well, back to my intention in da first place,i want to put my sweetest memories of my wedding day in this blog. It was last year event so that was the reason why i asked 'can i backdated my entry?' so here are da details of d-day...
Date : 20th & 21st August 2006
Venue : Taman Permata, Kuala Lumpur
Wednesday, April 05, 2006
Petty Things That Ruin A Marriage
I find this article entertaining, true in some way and certainly has taught me something...
Taken from http://www.ehomemakers.net. Credit goes to Jagjeet Singh.
I recall a wedding dinner I attended a decade and a half ago. It was a solemn church wedding and at the reception, the guest-of-honour, a distinguished-looking senior citizen, gave a brilliant speech. The following concluding words of advice he gave the starry-eyed couple still linger in my mind, “Do not live in the past. Live in the present and look forward to the future. Look upon the past courting days as a foundation of your love and life and a springboard for your future years and, I daresay, your marriage will be sound. Do not find reasons to pick on each other. Let your love grow.”
To the young newly-weds, it may have seemed that some parts of his speech was uncalled for as it was apparent they were so much in love and nothing would come between them. Picking faults? But there were none! At that stage, they loved each other so much and everything was perfect about both of them. They were a perfect couple.
The home is empty when one partner is away performing his or her duties outside the home. Yes, you long for your spouse’s presence. Everything is blissful as the journey of discovery begins.
But, ask most couples who have had many years of marital life and they will caution you that, if you are not careful, slowly the romance in a marriage is overshadowed by petty little things about the partner that begin to irritate you. Slowly and surely, there is a tendency to get too familiar and take things for granted and consider these petty things seriously. Eventually, the initial sparks in the marriage die out and you begin to find faults. Things that did not matter to you before slowly begin to matter. Things that never annoyed you about your partner before now annoy you. In short, petty things irritate you and you make mountains out of mole-hills.
I know a husband who after one score years of married life finally confessed to us at a little private party at his home how irritated he was with his wife’s bad habit of leaving the bathroom wet and in a poor state! We often hear of wives complaining endlessly about how messy and wet the bathroom is after the man of the house has used it, but to my horror, he spoke, “I just cannot stand this habit of hers. The bathroom is never dry; the sink is wet and likewise the mirror. I never like a wet bathroom.”
And, his wife seated in our midst instantly protested vehemently, “You know – this is the extreme. None of you could live with my husband. You know, he goes round using a broom and a dustbin several times during the day and night, picking up all my hair that has fallen off from my head. He literally bends down and with a wet tissue collects all the hair that has dropped off after a shower. He just cannot stand a strand of hair on the floor – be it the bathroom or the kitchen, bedroom or any part of the house. You tell me, how incredible this is but it is true. It is a torture, an agony, living with him. But we have lived happily because we have both tried to change – I have become much neater – now I go round with a dustpan and a broom collecting my fallen hair several times during the day; and he closes both eyes. That is to say, he has grown to be less fussy about such extreme cleanliness.”
The couple is still happily married and the man is still unable to tolerate his wife’s poor bathroom habits! “But my life will be much happier ... if my wife changes. I will be more romantic then for I will look less edgy!” the husband uttered softly, as his wife smiled. “I can’t really change. You should have noticed this at the very beginning!” she remarks teasingly.
However, the marriage endures. The couple has learnt the magical art of compromise in their marriage. Aware of each other’s small faults, they have learnt to accept them and look beyond them. Instead they now savour the unique and enduring qualities that attracted them to each other in the first place. Isn’t that what marriage is partly about?
Taken from http://www.ehomemakers.net. Credit goes to Jagjeet Singh.
I recall a wedding dinner I attended a decade and a half ago. It was a solemn church wedding and at the reception, the guest-of-honour, a distinguished-looking senior citizen, gave a brilliant speech. The following concluding words of advice he gave the starry-eyed couple still linger in my mind, “Do not live in the past. Live in the present and look forward to the future. Look upon the past courting days as a foundation of your love and life and a springboard for your future years and, I daresay, your marriage will be sound. Do not find reasons to pick on each other. Let your love grow.”
To the young newly-weds, it may have seemed that some parts of his speech was uncalled for as it was apparent they were so much in love and nothing would come between them. Picking faults? But there were none! At that stage, they loved each other so much and everything was perfect about both of them. They were a perfect couple.
The home is empty when one partner is away performing his or her duties outside the home. Yes, you long for your spouse’s presence. Everything is blissful as the journey of discovery begins.
But, ask most couples who have had many years of marital life and they will caution you that, if you are not careful, slowly the romance in a marriage is overshadowed by petty little things about the partner that begin to irritate you. Slowly and surely, there is a tendency to get too familiar and take things for granted and consider these petty things seriously. Eventually, the initial sparks in the marriage die out and you begin to find faults. Things that did not matter to you before slowly begin to matter. Things that never annoyed you about your partner before now annoy you. In short, petty things irritate you and you make mountains out of mole-hills.
I know a husband who after one score years of married life finally confessed to us at a little private party at his home how irritated he was with his wife’s bad habit of leaving the bathroom wet and in a poor state! We often hear of wives complaining endlessly about how messy and wet the bathroom is after the man of the house has used it, but to my horror, he spoke, “I just cannot stand this habit of hers. The bathroom is never dry; the sink is wet and likewise the mirror. I never like a wet bathroom.”
And, his wife seated in our midst instantly protested vehemently, “You know – this is the extreme. None of you could live with my husband. You know, he goes round using a broom and a dustbin several times during the day and night, picking up all my hair that has fallen off from my head. He literally bends down and with a wet tissue collects all the hair that has dropped off after a shower. He just cannot stand a strand of hair on the floor – be it the bathroom or the kitchen, bedroom or any part of the house. You tell me, how incredible this is but it is true. It is a torture, an agony, living with him. But we have lived happily because we have both tried to change – I have become much neater – now I go round with a dustpan and a broom collecting my fallen hair several times during the day; and he closes both eyes. That is to say, he has grown to be less fussy about such extreme cleanliness.”
The couple is still happily married and the man is still unable to tolerate his wife’s poor bathroom habits! “But my life will be much happier ... if my wife changes. I will be more romantic then for I will look less edgy!” the husband uttered softly, as his wife smiled. “I can’t really change. You should have noticed this at the very beginning!” she remarks teasingly.
However, the marriage endures. The couple has learnt the magical art of compromise in their marriage. Aware of each other’s small faults, they have learnt to accept them and look beyond them. Instead they now savour the unique and enduring qualities that attracted them to each other in the first place. Isn’t that what marriage is partly about?
Monday, April 03, 2006
recap of my ordeal
Dear diary,
just to recap a very important thing in my life lately..
i had an operation to remove my ovarian cyst.the cyst was quite big around 1.2 kg.
i had a shock and couldnt believe my ears when the doctor suggested for me to have the operation asap.the checkup was supposed to be a checkup on my pregnancy but other thing came up.
saddened by the news and afraid of the outcome,thankfully my dad,family and especially my hubby gave me support to go through the ordeal.Alhamduliilah, everything went well..
the operation was on 21/2/2006 and doctor gave me medical leave for 1 month...
thanks doc for the grrrreat job...
just to recap a very important thing in my life lately..
i had an operation to remove my ovarian cyst.the cyst was quite big around 1.2 kg.
i had a shock and couldnt believe my ears when the doctor suggested for me to have the operation asap.the checkup was supposed to be a checkup on my pregnancy but other thing came up.
saddened by the news and afraid of the outcome,thankfully my dad,family and especially my hubby gave me support to go through the ordeal.Alhamduliilah, everything went well..
the operation was on 21/2/2006 and doctor gave me medical leave for 1 month...
thanks doc for the grrrreat job...
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