That was me for days straight. Now, I'm getting th after affect: Gained extra pounds and sick.Originally Posted by Nan Ling
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11-27-15, 11:30 AM #4301Senior Member
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I think I gain extra pounds too....
get well soon...
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Random thought: Sometimes just help out. Has been volunteering in a temple daily for the last 6 weeks. It is a humbling experience, sweeping the quiet compound of the temple in the afternoon where the only companions are a few dogs, cats, sometimes squirrels and at times chameleons. Hopefully, can continue this "work".
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Jar Jar Binks is the ultimate Sith lord: http://digg.com/video/jar-jar-sith-l...xplained-video
This is even better than the theory that Sweeper Monk is Li Qiushui's sister.忽见柳荫下两个小孩子在哀哀痛哭，瞧模样正是武敦儒、武修文兄弟。郭芙大声叫道：「喂，你们在干甚麽？」武 修文回头见是郭芙，哭道：「我们在哭，你不见麽？」
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I'm not ready to turn 37 next week.
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12-03-15, 08:14 PM #4306Senior Member
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Still prime. Don't worry. Originally Posted by skoo78
I'm not ready to turn 37 next week.
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My birthday is coming up as well! Originally Posted by skoo78
I'm not ready to turn 37 next week.
But happy birthday, skoo! 
"Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self."
Cyril Connolly
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12-05-15, 09:37 AM #4308Senior Member
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I've decided I have had it and will quit my second job before Christmas next year!
"Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self."
Cyril Connolly
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Wow, you have two jobs! Originally Posted by charbydis
I've decided I have had it and will quit my second job before Christmas next year!
Don't be a workaholic!
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12-05-15, 07:54 PM #4310Senior Member
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One-year planning. Things will be very different. Originally Posted by charbydis
I've decided I have had it and will quit my second job before Christmas next year!
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12-06-15, 11:27 AM #4311Senior Member
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Random thought: Anyone interested to know his/her previous life? Or next life?
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12-07-15, 07:08 AM #4312Senior Member
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I think when I was younger, I had the energy and initiative to do both jobs. But I'm getting more tired and easily sick as I get older, I think I need more rest. So cross fingers that one job will get me through. Originally Posted by Trien Chieu
Yes. I think I need some time to save up some money reserve and to plan if I want to do more time with my first job or just rest. I haven't let work know yet, but I probably give them 2-3 month notice to find a suitable replacement for me. Originally Posted by wkeej
Not really. I'm Christian so I don't believe in either. However, before I became Christian, I did have a large interest in reincarnation and even wanted to buy a copy of "The Book of Three Lives" from some fortune-telling street in HK. But I never got around to doing it. Originally Posted by wkeej
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"Better to write for yourself and have no public, than to write for the public and have no self."
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12-07-15, 07:54 AM #4313Senior Member
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Yes, definitely true. Since you are a female, you are likely to be pragmatic. I believe you have done your "sums" meticulously. Originally Posted by charbydis
I think when I was younger, I had the energy and initiative to do both jobs. But I'm getting more tired and easily sick as I get older, I think I need more rest. So cross fingers that one job will get me through.
Random thought: Is The Force strong over your side (country)? Anyone who intend not to watch it at all, even if it is available free?
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Happy birthday to yo too Originally Posted by charbydis
My birthday is coming up as well! But happy birthday, skoo! mine is tomorrow, Dec 8! 
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Interesting but it's ok. Originally Posted by wkeej
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It is Dec 8 over at my side. So happy birthday. Originally Posted by skoo78
Happy birthday to yo too mine is tomorrow, Dec 8!
Random thought: There must be something strange. The takeover price of Neptune Orient Lines in Singapore is $1.30. http://www.businesstimes.com.sg/comp...r-from-cma-cgm. And the largest shareholder (which holds 67%) supports the deal. Yet, the current trading price of NOL is $1.22.
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If it is socially acceptable for women to wear pants, then should men wear dresses in public?
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Why thank you wkeej! Originally Posted by wkeej
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I think Scottish men do wear "skirts", but not dresses. Dresses signifies feminism. For men to wear dresses, it will be sissy or you may be called "transgender". For women to wear pants, they are called "rugged", "tom-boyish" which are socially acceptable. Originally Posted by charbydis
If it is socially acceptable for women to wear pants, then should men wear dresses in public?
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12-09-15, 08:20 PM #4320Senior Member
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So, big celebration or no event? Originally Posted by skoo78
Why thank you wkeej!
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