Made in Germany for the US Market! Okay, German's love to blend Corn Flakes with their chocolate - and it really works! Try a bar of this delicious Creamy Milk Chocolate with Crunchy Corn Crisps (Corn Flakes) mixed in. You'll be amazed AND hooked for life. These Bars are scored into perfect squares for convenient mouth-popping bites. Keep cool and dry. Warning: may contain traces of peanuts and/or other nuts. NET WEIGHT 3.5 OZ (100g)
finally a day at home. cheers cheers! so i decided to go swimming with siew hui in the morning first at around 10a.m. and i swam for around 1 hour before getting out of the waters and realised how dark both of us had gotten even without the sun hanging over us. but on a second look, i still prefer to be tanned, or rather black than a semi-black-white skin colour. i came across this which i think looked rather cute. it's a swimming kind of logo. :)
and then i watched vcds at home. FINALLY i got a chance to sit down in front of the television and watch a serial. and i watched Starsky and Hutch, which is a very old show already but it was really hilarious! i really like Ben Stiller flicks. they simply tickle my funny bones a lot. and now i'm into this korean drama, Memories of Bali. siew hui says it's very nice so i decided to give it a shot.
Starsky and Hutch Memories of Bali plus plus. i'm going to dye my hair tomorrow! i am so excited about it. and i should be highlighting! yippees! :)(:
this is just so stunning and awe-inspiring. i'm loving it!
had two groups of tuition today consecutively because they were at the same place, at the same house. ok. to sum it up, i was teaching a pair of siblings. i've always loved teaching tuition because it really puts my knowledge to good use and build up a stronger foundation. and yea, i wouldn't deny it. it's good money too!
i want to dye my hair as soon as possible. and highlight maybe?
i went bugis to shop today with my cousin! bought so many things, ranging from bras to an off-shoulder shirt to earrings to watch! and i am so happy happy because this is what i call a shopping trip. fruitful and worthwhile. life has been great. watching vcds in the morning, followed by shopping in the noon to night. and of course, blogging at night. and i just suddenly got so solicitous about femme intimacy. and so i surfed around the net and got this pictures which i deem spellbinding!
today was bad. terrible! how bad a sales record. i guess i just had no sales luck. however, i'm going to try again tomorrow. i aim to sell at least 5 pairs.
PINHOLE GLASSES. anyone??
so cool and stylish rights? basically it's a tool to help improve your myopia problem, astigmatism or long-sightedness. ta da! miraculous right? let me explain.
When the pinhole lens is used, only rays c d e are allowed to form an image on the retina and no blur circle is present to block the clear image. Consequently, by using a lens with multiple pinholes, many focused images form on the retina and a clear, natural image is seen. Also, no effort is required from the eye muscles, as the only rays entering the eye are already in focus. Hence there is a dramatic consequential, relaxing effect.
and the benefits?
As we get into our 40's and 50's and presbyopia (inability to focus close) develops, pinholes provide a simple and inexpensive solution for reading or other close work.
Bifocals or trifocals are designed to provide a clear image only at fixed distances. Pinholes provide an improved image at ALL distances. In many applications, such as alternating between watching TV and reading, they can easily take the place of those very expensive prescription lenses that are so lucrative for the anti-consumer eye doctor/optical industry alliance.
Multi-focal lenses provide a continuously variable curve that is supposed to give good vision at all distances. In reality, the distortion on either side of the center line is considerable and often too great for comfortable use. Pinholes eliminate this problem.
There is no need to continually throw away old glasses and buy new, stronger ones. Unless the pinholes break, they can be used an entire lifetime.
While pinholes are not as cheap as off-the-rack reading glasses, they are considerable cheaper than individual prescription glasses. For example, a person who is a little nearsighted but only needs clear distant vision for occasional TV viewing would find pinholes a cheaper solution than prescription glasses.
Off-the-rack reading glasses have the same lens power in each lens. Some people find these cheap glasses unsuitable because the refractive error in each eye is not the same. Pinholes are ideal for such people because these glasses do not require a similar refractive error in each eye.
There is a pincushion effect when looking through the edges of prescription glasses. That is, straight lines appear curved. This disturbing effect does not occur with pinholes.
When you lay prescription glasses down improperly, they can easily get scratched at the center of the lens, the very area you have to look through. Scratching pinholes has no effect on their performance.
Pinholes do not have to be cleaned of fingerprints and other marks that affect vision.
Many parents will not allow their children to use bifocals to reduce the stress of close work because such glasses are for "old people." Pinholes are an easier thing to accept because they are the same for all ages.
Many people who have had corneal surgery find that their night vision has permanently deteriorated. Glare is a problem. They see halos and "starbursts" around lights. Even in normal home lighting they have problems so that they get in the habit of turning on as many lights as possible in order to get a small pupil and reduce the visual problems. Pinholes, either conventional or Snap-ons, can deliver the same small pupil without increasing the electric bill.
Children with special needs often use only their peripheral vision, and pinhole glasses help them concentrate on detail better. It has been found that the pinhole glasses help improve acuity and central macular vision. One nationwide organization that deals in child development uses pinhole glasses on a regular basis for this purpose.
Aniridia is the complete or partial absence of the iris; polycoria is having more than one pupil in a single iris; and albinism is the lack of normal pigmentation. All of these abnormalities may be aided with pinhole lenses.
In cases of retinal separation, unnecessary motion of the eyeballs should be avoided. This can be accomplished by blocking all but the central pinholes, forcing the user to turn the head rather than the eyes.
i've been busy everyday. be it going out or slouching around at home, i'm busy everyday. i'm just so lazy to even pack up my room. it's still in the same state as the 'A's epoch. and shopping around everyday is just so tiring. and i have to keep dragging my feet. been shopping around town yet, i still haven't touched far east. sighs. i'm going bugis on monday. work this weekend? or probably saturday only. just for a short update.
and a few outdated pictures that were taken on thursday? i wore spectacles because my eyes weren't feeling good. they were red. help.
jul's camera was lousy. or should i say seek's skills were bad. *ponders
i sort of dislike taking pictures with people who are shorter than me. because you see, i have to bend slightly. haha.
posers. quite a look-alike right? except that we had more clothes on. gee.
i'm all set to retake GP man. alas. poverty didn't come out. what a great disappointment. and paper 2 summary aq was another goner. everything's GONE.
each day as i sat in my seat, i told myself that i have to do better for the paper tomorrow. but the paper just got harder each day. getting harder to breathe. suffocated. all of a sudden there is this A's phobia. i'm just wondering which day i'll just scream when i open the paper to realise that there's not even a shit inside on i learnt. wells. at least i gathered from this week's papers: study whatever you think is not important because what comes out in A's are those that you very least expected. irony. maybe A's is not a test of intelligence, but rather a test of endurance and just plain LUCK. gosh. i should have done that question today. at least i think i won't be feeling this way now. and as i keep telling people to stop thinking about the paper because it's already over, here i am. still stuck in the dark realms of yesterday's paper. irony. i want to get A for all my subjects, but here i am - blogging. irony. i thought that A's was nothing more than another prelims but A's was worse. irony.
on a lighter note, i think that there's still an inkling of hope that i might get A for maths.
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
