ANY MALAY MUMS HERE?
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shash_2901
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aik da takde keje eh,bebual pasal suadlm
kakakaka...shahlynn,nora,u all tak lunch ke?
kakakaka...shahlynn,nora,u all tak lunch ke?
smalldreams
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shash
yr boy is soooo adorable! Eh kalau dia fever, jangan lah pakaikan dia topi2 cam tu.....makin panas nanti
yr boy is soooo adorable! Eh kalau dia fever, jangan lah pakaikan dia topi2 cam tu.....makin panas nanti
smalldreams
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maybe nanti singgah arnolds kejap pon cantik eh...
shash_2901
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small..thanks,...i saja2 take try on n take pix while dier diam..lepas tu i bukak,mmg panas pun..
nora,
burrp alhamdulilah ,bgs tak membazir,jadi nasi tak nangis,lol
shahlynn,time sakit dier duk diam senang nak snap photo dier,hehehe
nora,
burrp alhamdulilah ,bgs tak membazir,jadi nasi tak nangis,lol
shahlynn,time sakit dier duk diam senang nak snap photo dier,hehehe
shash_2901
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notty,yeah,i loike dat pix too,mcm mushroom lol
smalldreams
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Dan
I ingat nak balik tapi hujan & guruh very loud lah. Rilek depan PC clear work lah nampaknye.
Nora
yeah the chicken still tastes good a day later.
I ingat nak balik tapi hujan & guruh very loud lah. Rilek depan PC clear work lah nampaknye.
Nora
yeah the chicken still tastes good a day later.
smalldreams
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Nora
Oh ya, nampak kat news, air masok sampai dalam kereta seh. Syukur yr car's alright.
Oh ya, nampak kat news, air masok sampai dalam kereta seh. Syukur yr car's alright.
<font color="000000">Nora,
Oh no! Lucky ur car tak stall...i smlm pon tak gi class, psl hujan..so dok umah titon then ptg baru go TM, then Pasir Ris..kena ketok beli 2 basikal + swayboard..sigh..
That Friday I really penat, balik around 12am and slept abt 2+am..betol kan Dan??</font>
Oh no! Lucky ur car tak stall...i smlm pon tak gi class, psl hujan..so dok umah titon then ptg baru go TM, then Pasir Ris..kena ketok beli 2 basikal + swayboard..sigh..
That Friday I really penat, balik around 12am and slept abt 2+am..betol kan Dan??</font>
<font color="000000">arr'arr...I heard my hub was making a fuss outside, I was busy in the room playing SL..then when I nak keluar, I tgk asal mcm bersih gitu...I ask bibik, bila dorang bersihkan luar..bik said it was her, she threw them away as instructed by my hub....
tapi carpet2 tu masih ada tergantong kat tangga...pengotor lah my jiran nie..so fed up with them..</font>
tapi carpet2 tu masih ada tergantong kat tangga...pengotor lah my jiran nie..so fed up with them..</font>
shash_2901
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cik nab,
wah brani nye Fayaa...kalau i entah brani ke tak,hehehe....
wah brani nye Fayaa...kalau i entah brani ke tak,hehehe....
nottygal
i lum try lagi will start tomoro, forgot to bawak this morning
nape? u makan urine color jadi cam pudar pudar kotor or super yellow is it?
But i see the vitamins yer content like sikit lebih kurang with centrum
however, its got those other ingrdients la
eh i took actifem tau, u took one plus a day kan??
i lum try lagi will start tomoro, forgot to bawak this morning
nape? u makan urine color jadi cam pudar pudar kotor or super yellow is it?
But i see the vitamins yer content like sikit lebih kurang with centrum
however, its got those other ingrdients la
eh i took actifem tau, u took one plus a day kan??
<font color="000000">Nora
i tak beli for myself...i bought for hub, Actimen and One Plus A Day..he need those more than me..
He took and told me his urine color not as usual...so just wonder if u pon sama...
I kan dah mkn bidadari...Jadi, I think shd be enuf for now...JIKA ada reski lain kali blh buy for myself pulak...</font>
i tak beli for myself...i bought for hub, Actimen and One Plus A Day..he need those more than me..
He took and told me his urine color not as usual...so just wonder if u pon sama...
I kan dah mkn bidadari...Jadi, I think shd be enuf for now...JIKA ada reski lain kali blh buy for myself pulak...</font>
nottygal
its normal for urine to be super yellow or golden my hb cakap whn makan vit B
I tengok yg actimen the ingredient cam power lah..
my hb will start actimen tomoro also lah...
the woman yer mostly vitamins.
The thing abt my hb nie, he likes coffee
then makan supplements minum kopi rite after i feel cam the benefit hilang...
its normal for urine to be super yellow or golden my hb cakap whn makan vit B
I tengok yg actimen the ingredient cam power lah..
my hb will start actimen tomoro also lah...
the woman yer mostly vitamins.
The thing abt my hb nie, he likes coffee
then makan supplements minum kopi rite after i feel cam the benefit hilang...
Shash,
Dia memang berani sangat, kita kalau jalan dengan dia selalu bawa cat food, kat mana2 ada stray cats dia selalu kasi makan and she will stroke the cats while they are eating.
BUT for your info, myself and Fayaa's mum takut kuching but for her sake we just stand aside and let her do the feeding. Turtle dia kat rumah bila feeding time she will pegang and feed from her hands...
Sampaikan anjing pun dia nak dekat, but we had to stop her.
Dia memang berani sangat, kita kalau jalan dengan dia selalu bawa cat food, kat mana2 ada stray cats dia selalu kasi makan and she will stroke the cats while they are eating.
BUT for your info, myself and Fayaa's mum takut kuching but for her sake we just stand aside and let her do the feeding. Turtle dia kat rumah bila feeding time she will pegang and feed from her hands...
Sampaikan anjing pun dia nak dekat, but we had to stop her.
<font color="ff6000">Just sharing...
SINGAPORE: It was business as usual on Saturday for the food stalls at the Geylang Serai market — although one is now closed after more than 100 people developed food poisoning from eating there.
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One of the victims, Madam Aminah Samijo, 57, is still in a coma at the Intensive Care Unit of Changi General Hospital. She became unconscious at home last Friday after eating at the Indian rojak stall, Rojak Geylang Serai.
Many customers turned up to find the stall shuttered, unaware that other than Mdm Aminah, at least 30 others — including children — have been warded at CGH, Tan Tock Hospital and KK Hospital.
This is the first time they have heard of a major food poisoning incident in the market, said hawkers and regular customers.
Some like material controller Omar Ahmad expressed surprise as the stall has been around for 20 years. Some said they would still buy from it when it re—opens.
Mr Omar, 56, said he ordered from it every weekend. “At first when I saw that it was closed, I thought they were taking a holiday.”
Mdm Rabeah Samson thinks the food poisoning might have less to do with the stall than with the surroundings. “I’ll not lose trust in the stall as nothing happened to me the previous times I ate from it,” said the 54—year—old housewife.
“But the environment in the centre is not very clean. Sometimes there is rubbish around and it is very near to the wet market.”
But banking officer Yeni Sani, 32, said: “I don’t think it’s the hygiene level of the stall or the centre. It’s a one—off incident, hopefully it won’t happen again.”
Hawkers at the market told TODAY that an Indian father and son team operate the stall with three workers.
A chicken rice seller who only wanted to be known as Mr Man said the stall owner was probably unaware of the mass food poisoning as he turned up on Saturday morning to set up the stall.
Inspectors from the National Environment Agency (NEA) came to close it down at about 8am, said Mr Man.
“He (the stall owner) looked &apos;blur’ when the officers talked to him.”
A satay seller who didn’t want to be identified, said “The stall owner is usually very friendly. I’m shocked because he has been in the business for so long.”
For victim Madam Sutina Sedik though,it was a family routine that turned into a gastronomical nightmare over the weekend.
Mdm Sutina, 44, was with her mother on Friday when they stopped at the latter’s favourite Indian rojak stall to get lunch for themselves and her three sons at home.
Less than six hours later, both women were vomiting and had stomach cramps so severe an ambulance rushed them to CGH.
It was “mayhem” there, Mdm Sutina’s husband Johari Salim said on Sunday. “There was a huge crowd, many of them holding their stomachs and appearing in pain... I asked around whether they also ate rojak from that stall. They all said yes.”
Mr Johari was with his wife until 3am, only to drive his 18—year—old to the same hospital five hours later. Mdm Sutina, the only one in the family to be warded, is expected to be discharged on Monday.
Family members keeping vigil for Mdm Aminah declined to speak to the media yesterday.
The NEA and Ministry of Health (MOH) were notified by the stall’s patrons and the hospitals. A joint inspection of the stall has been carried out and samples collected.
Preliminary investigations indicate that rojak from the stall was behind the outbreak. The stall owner and his assistant have been directed to undergo screening at the Communicable Disease Centre.
A MOH spokesperson said investigations were still ongoing. The stall remains closed.
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SINGAPORE: It was business as usual on Saturday for the food stalls at the Geylang Serai market — although one is now closed after more than 100 people developed food poisoning from eating there.
ADVERTISEMENT
One of the victims, Madam Aminah Samijo, 57, is still in a coma at the Intensive Care Unit of Changi General Hospital. She became unconscious at home last Friday after eating at the Indian rojak stall, Rojak Geylang Serai.
Many customers turned up to find the stall shuttered, unaware that other than Mdm Aminah, at least 30 others — including children — have been warded at CGH, Tan Tock Hospital and KK Hospital.
This is the first time they have heard of a major food poisoning incident in the market, said hawkers and regular customers.
Some like material controller Omar Ahmad expressed surprise as the stall has been around for 20 years. Some said they would still buy from it when it re—opens.
Mr Omar, 56, said he ordered from it every weekend. “At first when I saw that it was closed, I thought they were taking a holiday.”
Mdm Rabeah Samson thinks the food poisoning might have less to do with the stall than with the surroundings. “I’ll not lose trust in the stall as nothing happened to me the previous times I ate from it,” said the 54—year—old housewife.
“But the environment in the centre is not very clean. Sometimes there is rubbish around and it is very near to the wet market.”
But banking officer Yeni Sani, 32, said: “I don’t think it’s the hygiene level of the stall or the centre. It’s a one—off incident, hopefully it won’t happen again.”
Hawkers at the market told TODAY that an Indian father and son team operate the stall with three workers.
A chicken rice seller who only wanted to be known as Mr Man said the stall owner was probably unaware of the mass food poisoning as he turned up on Saturday morning to set up the stall.
Inspectors from the National Environment Agency (NEA) came to close it down at about 8am, said Mr Man.
“He (the stall owner) looked &apos;blur’ when the officers talked to him.”
A satay seller who didn’t want to be identified, said “The stall owner is usually very friendly. I’m shocked because he has been in the business for so long.”
For victim Madam Sutina Sedik though,it was a family routine that turned into a gastronomical nightmare over the weekend.
Mdm Sutina, 44, was with her mother on Friday when they stopped at the latter’s favourite Indian rojak stall to get lunch for themselves and her three sons at home.
Less than six hours later, both women were vomiting and had stomach cramps so severe an ambulance rushed them to CGH.
It was “mayhem” there, Mdm Sutina’s husband Johari Salim said on Sunday. “There was a huge crowd, many of them holding their stomachs and appearing in pain... I asked around whether they also ate rojak from that stall. They all said yes.”
Mr Johari was with his wife until 3am, only to drive his 18—year—old to the same hospital five hours later. Mdm Sutina, the only one in the family to be warded, is expected to be discharged on Monday.
Family members keeping vigil for Mdm Aminah declined to speak to the media yesterday.
The NEA and Ministry of Health (MOH) were notified by the stall’s patrons and the hospitals. A joint inspection of the stall has been carried out and samples collected.
Preliminary investigations indicate that rojak from the stall was behind the outbreak. The stall owner and his assistant have been directed to undergo screening at the Communicable Disease Centre.
A MOH spokesperson said investigations were still ongoing. The stall remains closed.
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smalldreams
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I wonder why eh...I hope it was not due to orang tak cuci tangan lepas pergi toilet...
wati
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Harlow peeps... I'm back from meeting for GOOD ! Hahah...
Shahlynn, i saw the pics... kuang ajak korang ckp aku cacat... sob sob...tu candid tau...
Nice to meet all the other mummies... even though most mummies were missing....
Tapi gereklah... So let's plan next outing... heheheh
Shahlynn, i saw the pics... kuang ajak korang ckp aku cacat... sob sob...tu candid tau...
Nice to meet all the other mummies... even though most mummies were missing....
Tapi gereklah... So let's plan next outing... heheheh