- 3 days in a row our food orders kept screwing up. Something must be wrong. #
- Feeling the after effect of finishing a Wendy’s 1/2 pounder. BURP!! #
- Tanglin Mall smells like Australia. #
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- Just realised the lighting may be a little too dim for MJ, otherwise it’s actually pretty cosy. MJ standing light needed? #
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- There goes the marble bathroom! #
- How come everything cost $$ one… #
- @yunqi16 you’ll know in due course when the time is ripe in reply to yunqi16 #
- @yunqi16 heeded smart girl! in reply to yunqi16 #
- Flooding in novena/ balestier area too… Very very worrying. #
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- Right after paul predicted 8/8 WC matches right, ch5 faster report scientific reasons. Scared we pan-dang lah! #
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This is an article dated Feb 2009 on a British website doing a FAQ on South Africa World Cup 2010 ticketing matters.
- Watching the pretty (some not really) boys cry at the of penalty shootout breaks my heart. Better luck next time? #
- District 10 is packed with Brazil fans and some holland supporters #
- Old woman behaving like a teenage girl among boys. Makes my hair stands. Gross and irritating!! #
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Someone once told me women got it worse cos we’ve got more organs that can be diagnosed with cancer. That we can do nothing about but awareness and knowledge definitely helps. What’s worse that being diagnosed with cancer is not knowing how to prevent or getting it diagnosed early.
Much awareness campaign has been done for breast cancer (eg: October and pink ribbons) but no one took it seriously until someone you know gets it. Perhaps we shouldn’t wait till then.
Other than breast cancer, cervical cancer is the 6th most common cancer affecting young women today, no longer is cancer a thing of old pipples. But other than going for regular pap smears as part of prevention measures, we can actually vaccinate ourselves against it!
Be in the know and take the preventive measures - be it regular pap smears or vaccination. It’s your life and you’ve only got one.
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