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July 30, 2007
July 29, 2007
Time for some relaxation
What a nice start to a Sunday.... rainy... good for sleeping in!
Ant has finally finished his module, which means he has a month's break before the next term starts. Time to relax... Happy lazy Sunday everyone! :)
Ant has finally finished his module, which means he has a month's break before the next term starts. Time to relax... Happy lazy Sunday everyone! :)
July 27, 2007
A better 2007 ahead i hope...
Been stuck at home for the past 3 days with fever (which of cos gave me a good chance to finish my Harry Potter book, even though i was so groggy with all the medication :p)
It really hasn't been a good year for me... kept falling sick, a few deaths in Ant's family including my father-in-law's, and the most painful event that happened to me... some are easier to get over, others would probably take a lifetime. Everytime i see my little figurine, i will remember... always. Nighty Night my baby - jan
It really hasn't been a good year for me... kept falling sick, a few deaths in Ant's family including my father-in-law's, and the most painful event that happened to me... some are easier to get over, others would probably take a lifetime. Everytime i see my little figurine, i will remember... always. Nighty Night my baby - jan
July 23, 2007
Harry Potter's Final Book!
No, No, I am not providing any spoilers here. I have not finished reading it but it's been pretty exciting so far.
I believe most of the die-hard fans would have finished the book by now, and others, like me, are still deeply engrossed. It was quite a funny sight at my mother-in-law's (MIL) house yesterday. My brother-in-law Jon, and I, sitting on either side of my MIL, each clutching on to our own copy of the same book, reading and reading.... While Ant can only look on, and wait till he has submitted his project before he can join the club!
Can't wait to continue once i get home tonight :p - jan
I believe most of the die-hard fans would have finished the book by now, and others, like me, are still deeply engrossed. It was quite a funny sight at my mother-in-law's (MIL) house yesterday. My brother-in-law Jon, and I, sitting on either side of my MIL, each clutching on to our own copy of the same book, reading and reading.... While Ant can only look on, and wait till he has submitted his project before he can join the club!
Can't wait to continue once i get home tonight :p - jan
July 15, 2007
Harry Potter or Gold Class?
Which were we more eager about? Harry Potter and the Order of the Pheonix? Or the Gold Class experience again??
Personally I enjoyed the gold class experience more... the last one we went to was one and a half years ago. Sigh.... so comfortable... food is a little expensive though. Should have just bought the normal popcorn combo in.
The movie was a little disappointing, but still nice (Us being HUGE Harry Potter fans!)! Probably due to the length of the book. Everything in the movie was "touch and go". At least, that's just my view..... - Jan
Personally I enjoyed the gold class experience more... the last one we went to was one and a half years ago. Sigh.... so comfortable... food is a little expensive though. Should have just bought the normal popcorn combo in.
The movie was a little disappointing, but still nice (Us being HUGE Harry Potter fans!)! Probably due to the length of the book. Everything in the movie was "touch and go". At least, that's just my view..... - Jan
July 2, 2007
Family outing at Sentosa
wow it's been years and years since we last stepped into Sentosa!
Our family decided to have a family outing there for my dad's 70th birthday. It was fun, Sentosa has changed so much! I think we all enjoyed the luge ride the most, including my nephew. Haven't heard of it? Neither have we until we saw it there! Definitely worth the ride, check out the Sentosa website to see what it is all about! - Jan
May 15, 2007
May 9, 2007
Back again.... it's May 07 already
Time really flies… just when we were talking about Bangkok… it’s already May 07. New Year has come and gone… we had gone for our trip to Hokkaido lately… just came back on the 25th Apr 07. And because of our trip to Hokkaido, we gave Bangkok a missed… yes; we wasted our Bangkok air ticket again for the second time. The first time was due to my wife having a slip disc… this round was due to those stupid bombings… and also partly because it clashes with our Hokkaido trip… so too bad…
talking about Hokkaido.. it was really a nice and relaxing trip… places there were nice.. not as scenic as swiss and italy.. but it’s sure a diff kind of beauty… places there were so clean.. people are nice and polite… weather was nice when we were there… one particular town Otaru was our favourite… small little town.. easy life style… perfect for retirement… actually a lot of Japanese, they often choose towns like that for retirement… and they actually retire early… mainly because of the hectic life they lead in bustling city like Tokyo… anyway… We are sorting our pics for developing.. once ready will upload them onto our photo album as well…
Now just a little news from home:
Just barely 2 days when we were back from Hokkaido... my dad passed away… ya… pretty shocked and surprise for my family. Actually he all along has the medical history of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm ( 大动脉瘤). Back in 2002, he was diagnosed to have this bloated blood vessel on one of his 3 main vessels from the heart. These vessels actually provide blood supply to all other internal organs. So as to say, it’s extremely dangerous and definitely a major op if anything were to be done on it. When it was first discovered, it was about 3.9 cm in diameter. Doctor mentioned the only way to “cure” this is to undergo surgery. The thing will only go bigger and not smaller. So it’s like a time bomb. After explaining the risk of 50/50 and all the potential implications, my dad has decided not to go thru the op. he even jokingly commented that he will treat each year lived as a bonus. Luckily, he doesn’t have high BP and he watches his diet closely. So over the years, he has managed it well… except for some complains here and there about his health… Sad to say, after 5 years the time seems finally running up. What we didn’t expect it to be was, it come in a different form. He was complaining about constipation. So after going to 2 GPs for constipation, both GPs recommended him to go to the hospital instead. As such, we finally admitted him to SGH on 27th Apr at 5 plus 6, after he complained of extreme discomfort. He was immediate pushed for scanning and such, and doctor came to inform that he needs the op immediately due to internal bleeding. And so… doctor came at about 9 plus 10 to inform that they were unable to save him. Doctorr also said that the bleeding was from the AAA and while they managed to mend the hole, the bleeding was unable to stop and the heart beat went dead. So… that’s it. There goes… 65 years old this year… We have settled the 5 day funeral with all necessary things done, except for some more prayers and small little things to handle. Family members so far so good, all adjusting pretty well. Life would never be the same again…
I guess as time flashes by so quickly… apart from we ourselves going older each day, our dear old folks around us ages as well… and when that happens, our loved ones will slowly leave us one by one…someday… the time will come… and each time life would never be the same again… this is something beyond our control and something people always says, life cycle…! So… in life… the one and only thing we can do to ensure that we don’t regret one day is… To more spend time with our loved ones… before the time runs out one day…… we all know that time is something that we can never earn or buy back… no matter what kind of things we can do or perform, no matter how successful or how capable we are…. - Ant
talking about Hokkaido.. it was really a nice and relaxing trip… places there were nice.. not as scenic as swiss and italy.. but it’s sure a diff kind of beauty… places there were so clean.. people are nice and polite… weather was nice when we were there… one particular town Otaru was our favourite… small little town.. easy life style… perfect for retirement… actually a lot of Japanese, they often choose towns like that for retirement… and they actually retire early… mainly because of the hectic life they lead in bustling city like Tokyo… anyway… We are sorting our pics for developing.. once ready will upload them onto our photo album as well…
Now just a little news from home:
Just barely 2 days when we were back from Hokkaido... my dad passed away… ya… pretty shocked and surprise for my family. Actually he all along has the medical history of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm ( 大动脉瘤). Back in 2002, he was diagnosed to have this bloated blood vessel on one of his 3 main vessels from the heart. These vessels actually provide blood supply to all other internal organs. So as to say, it’s extremely dangerous and definitely a major op if anything were to be done on it. When it was first discovered, it was about 3.9 cm in diameter. Doctor mentioned the only way to “cure” this is to undergo surgery. The thing will only go bigger and not smaller. So it’s like a time bomb. After explaining the risk of 50/50 and all the potential implications, my dad has decided not to go thru the op. he even jokingly commented that he will treat each year lived as a bonus. Luckily, he doesn’t have high BP and he watches his diet closely. So over the years, he has managed it well… except for some complains here and there about his health… Sad to say, after 5 years the time seems finally running up. What we didn’t expect it to be was, it come in a different form. He was complaining about constipation. So after going to 2 GPs for constipation, both GPs recommended him to go to the hospital instead. As such, we finally admitted him to SGH on 27th Apr at 5 plus 6, after he complained of extreme discomfort. He was immediate pushed for scanning and such, and doctor came to inform that he needs the op immediately due to internal bleeding. And so… doctor came at about 9 plus 10 to inform that they were unable to save him. Doctorr also said that the bleeding was from the AAA and while they managed to mend the hole, the bleeding was unable to stop and the heart beat went dead. So… that’s it. There goes… 65 years old this year… We have settled the 5 day funeral with all necessary things done, except for some more prayers and small little things to handle. Family members so far so good, all adjusting pretty well. Life would never be the same again…
I guess as time flashes by so quickly… apart from we ourselves going older each day, our dear old folks around us ages as well… and when that happens, our loved ones will slowly leave us one by one…someday… the time will come… and each time life would never be the same again… this is something beyond our control and something people always says, life cycle…! So… in life… the one and only thing we can do to ensure that we don’t regret one day is… To more spend time with our loved ones… before the time runs out one day…… we all know that time is something that we can never earn or buy back… no matter what kind of things we can do or perform, no matter how successful or how capable we are…. - Ant
January 3, 2007
No Bangkok... AGAIN!!!
Guess you have all read and heard about the bombs in bangkok on New Year's eve. Thus, we had to postpone our Bangkok trip.... again... for the second time! Unbelievable!!
Though many said that it is still ok to go, but i guess safety comes first, no point taking unnecessary risks. So for now, we have changed the dates to April. If we still can't go by then , then i guess we are really not fated to go Bangkok - Us
Though many said that it is still ok to go, but i guess safety comes first, no point taking unnecessary risks. So for now, we have changed the dates to April. If we still can't go by then , then i guess we are really not fated to go Bangkok - Us
December 29, 2006
Happy Holiday
wow, so fast Christmas has come and gone. Probably been busy with gatherings, that's why it has flown by so quickly. Ate a lot… Opened presents here and there… And we managed to spend some quality time together. Before we realise it, the New Year will fly by too and we will soon step into 2007! We're now scrambling to get our accomodation settled and hopefully be able to fly off to Bangkok next week on 4 Jan 2007. We've been waiting one year for this trip! Supposed to have gone earlier this year in Jan 2006, unfortunately Jan had her slipped disc condition.
Here's wishing all of you out there - Have a great 2007 ahead! May all your wildest dreams come true! See you next year! - Us
December 15, 2006
It's been so long....
Hi!! It's been so long since our last post! So sorry about that! Life's been busy busy busy.... Ant has just finished his exams and now we've both quite tied down with work.
Looking forward to the festive season indeed... so many things lined up for next week! Dinner gatherings with friends, going for the "Jazzy Christmas" performance at the Esplanade and also for us to spend some quality time together. We MUST go back to Hoshi on Christmas day for lunch - cos this is where we had our very first lunch date together 3 years ago (How time has flown!!!)! We missed it last year due to my slipped disc condition...
Will try to update more regularly next year!!
So MERRY CHRISTMAS & A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone! Enjoy this festive holiday season and have a good start to the brand new year! - jan
Looking forward to the festive season indeed... so many things lined up for next week! Dinner gatherings with friends, going for the "Jazzy Christmas" performance at the Esplanade and also for us to spend some quality time together. We MUST go back to Hoshi on Christmas day for lunch - cos this is where we had our very first lunch date together 3 years ago (How time has flown!!!)! We missed it last year due to my slipped disc condition...
Will try to update more regularly next year!!
So MERRY CHRISTMAS & A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR everyone! Enjoy this festive holiday season and have a good start to the brand new year! - jan
June 21, 2006
Our Wedding Day...
Finally… our wedding day went by smoothly as planned. All big thanks to our fantastic friends, who had to double up as helpers on that day… we owe you one guys!! Looking back, it was sure kind of stressful that day. Luckily our helpers were great! Very fast and efficient in getting things done and in order… We are glad and relieved that it’s now over… Life has ‘normalized’ again… no more wedding headaches… no more ‘oops I forgot this; I forgot that’…hee our pictures are now ready… we have uploaded our studio shots and wedding day pics onto our online yahoo album… please follow the link below to view them. We feel that the wedding day pictures were very well taken and we are exceptionally happy with the album itself. It was great work done by our photographer… we are now waiting for the video… it will probably be ready in another few weeks time… meanwhile just enjoy the online pictures… we will bring along albums when we meetup with you guys again…
http://sg.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jal2629/album?.dir=/c3fcscd&.src=ph&.tok=phCG4DFBOWiOq6CC
http://sg.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jal2629/album?.dir=/6b86scd&.src=ph&.tok=phiV5DFBRgmHbdaW
June 20, 2006
Back from our honeymoon... :)
Yes…we are back from our 12 days Switzerland and Italy honeymoon… as you may be speculating… there is no ‘made in Switzerland’ nor ‘made in Italy’ ok… regarding our honeymoon…only one word can explain it all… ‘Awesome’… it was really a great holiday…filled with delicious food… extremely nice ice cream… very cooling weather… 10 to 15 degrees on land… 0 degrees when in the mountain…
Switzerland was a beauty… full of Swiss alps and beautiful sceneries… until now… we are still wishing we were still there… our favourite place is Zermatt… the home of the mighty Matterhorn… that place was amazing… very relaxing and pollution free… a small little beautiful town… yes… pollution free… know what…there aren’t any forms of petrol-driven vehicles in that town… all vehicles are battery operated… isn’t that cool…
Italy was unique too… the history was rich… it’s full of very old roman buildings… honestly… the structures, the buildings… even the sculptures were magnificent. It was sure an eye-opener when we were touring in Italy… especially the St Peter’s Basilica… the paintings were truly awesome… but…what the thing we miss the most is the gelato ice cream there… when we came back… we went to try the gelato in singapore… it’s really no where near their standard there.. actually it’s kind of disappointing… hee
Enough of my long winded explanations… likewise… we have uploaded the pictures on the net… please follow the link to view them… like I always said, ‘one can only truly feel the excitement and beauty of it by experiencing it personally’. Now we are both already looking forward to another vacation!… hee
http://sg.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/jal2629/album?.dir=/f199scd&.src=ph&.tok=phNF4DFBaPylIgdi
April 19, 2006
Round The Corner
Finally got to see our photo shoot pics… not bad not bad! Putting that aside, we have been hell busy with our wedding prep. Getting this… buying that… writing cards…calling this place… meeting this guy… blah blah blah. Basically one word, CHAOS! We are now looking forward to our honeymoon. Btw, we have chosen Switzerland and Italy as our destination… Waiting eagerly… that will really be the time for us to relax and enjoy ourselves...
Next Sun, we will be having our “Guo Da Li” already… thereafter time will really fly… getting nervous, getting excited and equally stressed… we’re going to keep our fingers crossed and hope everything will turn out fine…
Meanwhile, we are sending our invites. In the midst of it all, some of our friends/ colleagues assumed that it’s a dinner! It’s NOT! It’s a LUNCH! A normal 9-course Sit Down Lunch! So to all our friends and relatives, don’t get mixed up huh. if not, there won’t be anyone receiving you…
Just a gentle reminder:
Our wedding event: Sunday 21st May 06. It will be a lunch. Cocktail starts at 12.00pm. Venue: Merchant Court Ballroom.
Hope to see all there… chao. - Us
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Meanwhile at home…
Clock ticking… tick… tick… tick…
Wow still got so many things to do… kan cheong…
March 8, 2006
lately at home
it's been a month since our last entry. well nothing much happened lately. my wife having recovered from slip disc is now back to work as per normal . Though she has recovered almost 90%, she still feels the ache if she is to strain her back too much in the day... hopefully with all the exercises that she learned from the physiotherapist would help in strengthening the back muscles... taking this into consideration, cant help worrying about the time when she's pregnant... well the therapist mentioned that when she's pregnant, all she could do is to take extra care of herself... he also mentioned that once her muscles are strong enuf, she would probably be able to handle the situation better... ... .
oh yes! 6th mar went for our studio shoot finally. wow!!! very very tiring man...!! we started off with casual wear...it was fun and we were energetic in the beginning... after lunch when we start with our actual wedding gown and suit...wow... we were already half gone... hee but thanks to the photographer, he managed to keep us togther... hee... after our indoor, we went to fort canning and changi beach for our outdoor shoot... now that's another challenge... the photographer made us run up the "hill" in fort canning and along the beach in changi... basically we had all rounded exercises on the 6th mar... with all the posing, running, smiling, etc. by the end of it, both of us were dog tired... so tired that we slept at around 10pm that night... nevertheless, it was great. very enjoyable and fun... hee .. now we cant wait to see the pictures... hope it turns out nice... hee - Ant
oh yes! 6th mar went for our studio shoot finally. wow!!! very very tiring man...!! we started off with casual wear...it was fun and we were energetic in the beginning... after lunch when we start with our actual wedding gown and suit...wow... we were already half gone... hee but thanks to the photographer, he managed to keep us togther... hee... after our indoor, we went to fort canning and changi beach for our outdoor shoot... now that's another challenge... the photographer made us run up the "hill" in fort canning and along the beach in changi... basically we had all rounded exercises on the 6th mar... with all the posing, running, smiling, etc. by the end of it, both of us were dog tired... so tired that we slept at around 10pm that night... nevertheless, it was great. very enjoyable and fun... hee .. now we cant wait to see the pictures... hope it turns out nice... hee - Ant
January 28, 2006
Feeling blue...
It’s been more than a month since I was hospitalised, and recovery seems so slow. Of course there are good and bad days but I’ve lost count of the numerous occasions when the frustrations & boredom has threatened to drive me absolutely insane.
Through all these, I’ve realised that there are actually so many things in our every day life that I seem to have taken for granted. There were so many things I was not able to do over this period. Walking, standing and sitting were really difficult initially and I could only lie on the bed without pain. Slowly, as my condition improved, even seemingly simple things were difficult. I didn’t have the strength to push a swinging door open, couldn’t get in and out of the car without difficulty, couldn’t even sit through an entire meal. Even a simple sneeze caused so much pain! We don’t realise that a simple thing like a sneeze actually results in a huge impact on our spine. Over the past few years, I’ve always known that a sneeze can cause my weak back to seize up. People look at me incredulously when I told them that a sneeze caused me to hurt my back again but my doc and physiotherapist were not at all surprised. Unfortunately, to top it all off, I have an ultra sensitive nose
But there is one thing that I’m extremely thankful for – my husband. He has been with me every step of the way, and I really mean every step – physically, mentally and emotionally. . Friends, if they are free, can only give the occasional visit or sms. But my hubby has been with me every day in the hospital, to every physiotherapy session and every doc’s visit… tolerated with all my frustrations and mood swings…. Encouraged me when I was at my lowest low… More than anything, he has shown that there is no one in this world I can depend on except for him, absolutely no one at all. I used to feel guilty when friends tease me for not spending enough time with them. But I will feel guilty no more as my hubby deserves my every thought and every bit of love. No one has any right to blame me for putting my hubby first in everything because that is exactly where he belongs! - Jan
Through all these, I’ve realised that there are actually so many things in our every day life that I seem to have taken for granted. There were so many things I was not able to do over this period. Walking, standing and sitting were really difficult initially and I could only lie on the bed without pain. Slowly, as my condition improved, even seemingly simple things were difficult. I didn’t have the strength to push a swinging door open, couldn’t get in and out of the car without difficulty, couldn’t even sit through an entire meal. Even a simple sneeze caused so much pain! We don’t realise that a simple thing like a sneeze actually results in a huge impact on our spine. Over the past few years, I’ve always known that a sneeze can cause my weak back to seize up. People look at me incredulously when I told them that a sneeze caused me to hurt my back again but my doc and physiotherapist were not at all surprised. Unfortunately, to top it all off, I have an ultra sensitive nose
But there is one thing that I’m extremely thankful for – my husband. He has been with me every step of the way, and I really mean every step – physically, mentally and emotionally. . Friends, if they are free, can only give the occasional visit or sms. But my hubby has been with me every day in the hospital, to every physiotherapy session and every doc’s visit… tolerated with all my frustrations and mood swings…. Encouraged me when I was at my lowest low… More than anything, he has shown that there is no one in this world I can depend on except for him, absolutely no one at all. I used to feel guilty when friends tease me for not spending enough time with them. But I will feel guilty no more as my hubby deserves my every thought and every bit of love. No one has any right to blame me for putting my hubby first in everything because that is exactly where he belongs! - Jan
January 27, 2006
doctor's "verdict"
in my last update, i mentioned about going back to the doctor for review... the verdict is out! sigh... 2 weeks hospitalization leave (but staying at home)...and had to be put on steriods... .
actually she's getting better gradually. but due to her sinus, it always affects her improvement whenever she sneezes. what makes it worst was, it can get real bad if she was caught unaware when she sneezed. According to the doctor, steriods would be able to help her with the sensitivity of her nose and it definitely helps to shrink the disc a great deal. Hopefully with all that, she would be able to recover faster. thankfully, the steriods course is only 6 days. let's hope that she would be able to recover a fair bit by then.
with all the hospitalization leave that she has, on one hand it will be a good time for her to relax... but on the other hand, she's complaining of the boredom that she gets out of it already... poor baby... i hope the cny season would lift her spirit a little...
actually she's getting better gradually. but due to her sinus, it always affects her improvement whenever she sneezes. what makes it worst was, it can get real bad if she was caught unaware when she sneezed. According to the doctor, steriods would be able to help her with the sensitivity of her nose and it definitely helps to shrink the disc a great deal. Hopefully with all that, she would be able to recover faster. thankfully, the steriods course is only 6 days. let's hope that she would be able to recover a fair bit by then.
with all the hospitalization leave that she has, on one hand it will be a good time for her to relax... but on the other hand, she's complaining of the boredom that she gets out of it already... poor baby... i hope the cny season would lift her spirit a little...
January 15, 2006
Improvement
Hi guys and gals, it's sunday and yet i got to work...
How time flies... 2006 and come and now chinese new year is just round the corner... that means it's time for those new year goodies and decoration again... wonder if my wife will be better by then...
anyway...so far she has made some imrpovement... doctor has allowed her back to work on half a day for 2 weeks...and it's been a week since...so far so good... just that by end of her half day, her back if either strain or stiff...and that's when she will need to lie down and rest again...
went for her supposingly last physio session 2 days back... after her therapist assessed her... he commented that he would preferred to see her a couple of times more... I thought that was a good arrangement...at least to keep a tab on her progress... And according to the therapist... her recovery might take as long as 2 to 3 months for a 90 % recovery... he also commented that even if she had fully recovered, she will need to take extra care in the future... Hopefully with all the exercises and some swimming sessions in the future, would help her in building the back muscles... to prevent a relapse...the only way is to be extra careful and to build the back muscles to help strengthen the back... btw...she will be seeing the doctor soon...let's see what arrangement she has for her then... Ant
How time flies... 2006 and come and now chinese new year is just round the corner... that means it's time for those new year goodies and decoration again... wonder if my wife will be better by then...
anyway...so far she has made some imrpovement... doctor has allowed her back to work on half a day for 2 weeks...and it's been a week since...so far so good... just that by end of her half day, her back if either strain or stiff...and that's when she will need to lie down and rest again...
went for her supposingly last physio session 2 days back... after her therapist assessed her... he commented that he would preferred to see her a couple of times more... I thought that was a good arrangement...at least to keep a tab on her progress... And according to the therapist... her recovery might take as long as 2 to 3 months for a 90 % recovery... he also commented that even if she had fully recovered, she will need to take extra care in the future... Hopefully with all the exercises and some swimming sessions in the future, would help her in building the back muscles... to prevent a relapse...the only way is to be extra careful and to build the back muscles to help strengthen the back... btw...she will be seeing the doctor soon...let's see what arrangement she has for her then... Ant
January 3, 2006
Happy New Year
Hello Friends and Relatives out there, it's a NEW YEAR with a fresh new start.
Lately, my poor wife had a slip disc (3 lumbar spine slip). Condition was quite bad that she has to be hospitalised for 5 days in Mount E. Luckily based on the MRI, she can choose not to have an operation. Couldn't imagine if she has to go thru the op... But still she was bedridden for a week and will need to go thru all those physio and exercises to help her recover and cope with the slip. From not being able to walk/stand nor sit for more than 1 minute, she can now walk for an hour or so. Although she has made some improvement but still needs to lie down whenever it's painful. btw, we have cancelled our trip to Bangkok this month on top of those entertainment that we have booked earlier for the month of december... think back...my poor wife didn't get to enjoy all those and yet have to suffer in the hospital. Thankfully she's so much better now. Hopefully with all those exercises she can recover soon.
A fresh new year...a fresh new start... Hope this year goes well for everyone around us...hope everyone stays happy and healthy... especially for my wife...have a speedy recovery. our wedding is a few months down the road...getting busy soon.
Thanks all friends and relatives for all the well wishes to my wife, you people have an great 2006. - Ant
Lately, my poor wife had a slip disc (3 lumbar spine slip). Condition was quite bad that she has to be hospitalised for 5 days in Mount E. Luckily based on the MRI, she can choose not to have an operation. Couldn't imagine if she has to go thru the op... But still she was bedridden for a week and will need to go thru all those physio and exercises to help her recover and cope with the slip. From not being able to walk/stand nor sit for more than 1 minute, she can now walk for an hour or so. Although she has made some improvement but still needs to lie down whenever it's painful. btw, we have cancelled our trip to Bangkok this month on top of those entertainment that we have booked earlier for the month of december... think back...my poor wife didn't get to enjoy all those and yet have to suffer in the hospital. Thankfully she's so much better now. Hopefully with all those exercises she can recover soon.
A fresh new year...a fresh new start... Hope this year goes well for everyone around us...hope everyone stays happy and healthy... especially for my wife...have a speedy recovery. our wedding is a few months down the road...getting busy soon.
Thanks all friends and relatives for all the well wishes to my wife, you people have an great 2006. - Ant
November 21, 2005
Harry Porter...
Nothing much lately. Other than trying to get on with some of our wedding preparations, we are just going to relax for a period. Once the start of a new year, I guess we will be hell busy with the rest of the preparation. So better laze while we can...
Went to Harry Porter over the weekend. Heee got 2 gold class ticket from my wife for my birthday. So we thought it's a good chance to use it for Harry Porter... wow... the seats are extremely comfortable. It's like you are on a business class flight... with a blanket for you in this huge cosy comfortable and adjustable sofa, I'm sure one would fall asleep if the show on that personal screen is not interesting at all. hee...
Well, that movie was not so bad though. Something is just amiss... probably it's due to the fact that when you know the book too much, you start to see a lot of difference comparing it with the movie... . Still, it's a nice movie... Must WATCH AH!!! hee
Went to Harry Porter over the weekend. Heee got 2 gold class ticket from my wife for my birthday. So we thought it's a good chance to use it for Harry Porter... wow... the seats are extremely comfortable. It's like you are on a business class flight... with a blanket for you in this huge cosy comfortable and adjustable sofa, I'm sure one would fall asleep if the show on that personal screen is not interesting at all. hee...
Well, that movie was not so bad though. Something is just amiss... probably it's due to the fact that when you know the book too much, you start to see a lot of difference comparing it with the movie... . Still, it's a nice movie... Must WATCH AH!!! hee
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