Heart break
Days are harder to get by these days without her. And to make matters worst, I can't afford to tell her what I'm thinking which if I do, will most likely make her cry. Which is a big no-no since she's on recovery from Lasik surgery. Sigh...
My heart feels like its dying a little more everyday...
Beer companys must be rolling in dough to be always coming up with commercials like these...
The living parts are the follicles, tiny hair-growing factories under your scalp. They're nourished mainly by the protein in your diet, and by carbohydrates like whole grains (they provide energy); essential fatty acids from fish, nuts, and soy (they hydrate follicles); and vitamins B6, B12 and biotin, found in eggs, salmon, bananas and spinach (they help strengthen your hair's outer layer, called the cuticle). Iron is also essential because it stimulates hair turnover and replenishment.
Mandai Zoo... at night
Was down for our first Night Safari and I have to say that its overrated (referring to the night safari). Highlight of the night would have to be Zen's foot brushing against an overgrown branch on the trail and freaking out (also happened to a female tourist twice Zen's size, so no one is saying "Scaredy Cat!"). We started with the creatures of the night show which was quite entertaining but a little short. Following which we took the tram ride. Pretty limited variety of animals although we managed to see a couple of them up close (up close = can reach out and strangle the furry fellow) so thats a plus point. Zen was sick, coughing up half her lung so we're pretty sure half the animal population in the safari will be down with flu too. All in all it was something refreshing though you wouldn't see me at the Night Safari till my kids drag me there (when I have kids say in yr 2500).
P.S: Good place for making out, damn freaking dark.
