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Another baby girl is here!

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 09:27:00 +0000

I just received a text message from my friend, she just delivered her baby girl at 36 weeks! So fast! Good for her, seems like she has everything ready, including the name of the baby... heheh... :p

I'm so not ready....

More preggies and migrants

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 15:01:00 +0000

I just discovered 2 more pregnant people around me but their due date is kinda far from me, they are still in first trimester but seems like whatever the government is doing to make people pro-create is working! I'm seeing people getting pregnant everywhere nowadays! :D

And I just received a news that another friend is going to migrate to Australia. Somehow I had a mixed feeling when I heard the news, happy for her but kinda sad for me because it will be hard to see her next time. But then again, we also don't meet up with each other that often, usually we just visit each other's blog or comment on each other's FB messages, which we can still do even when we are in different countries. So I'm not very sure why I'm sad about! Maybe stupid hormones are making me sappy!

Singapore oh Singapore... why is your weather so hot and why is there so little things to do here? You make my friends migrate.... Well, perhaps it'll actually be a good excuse to go overseas and visit them next time.

Using image as your blog post signature

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:56:00 +0000

Recently I've been looking at some craft blogs for inspiration for decorating my baby's room and I noticed that a lot of those blogs have nice signatures below their blog posts, instead of just normal text.

There are 2 ways you can achieve this in Blogger, but first of all you need to choose or create an image file to be used as your signature. The image will preferably has a small file size so that it will load faster, and has transparent background so that it will match whatever your blog background is.

I used Adobe Photoshop to create mine but I'm sure you can use any image editor to create it or use some readily available online software to create your signature. Next you can upload it to Picasa or other image hosting service, and get the URL of that image. The easiest way to get the URL is to right click on the image once you have uploaded it, and then select "Copy Image URL" - note that the exact wording will vary based on the browser you are using.

Once you have your image ready, you have 2 options:

Edit your blog template - this will affect all your previous and future blog posts
Edit your post template - this will only take effect on your subsequent blog posts

Let's do the first option first..

Go to your Dashboard > Layout > Edit HTML
Save your current blog template, in case you mess up!
Click on "Expand Widget Template"
Search for the section that says <data:post.body/>
Add your image URL by typing this just right after that line <div align="left"><img src="YOUR IMAGE URL HERE" style="border:none;" /></div>
Click "Preview" and make sure that everything is ok.
Click "Save Template" when you are done.

Now the 2nd option is less complicated..

Go to your blog Dashboard > Settings > Formatting page
Scroll down and find the "Post template" section
Add your image URL by typing this just right after that line <img src="YOUR IMAGE URL HERE" style="border:none;" />
Click "Save Settings" when you are done
You can test whether you have done this correctly by attempting to create a new blog post, the image signature will be pre-populated there for you.

Happy trying!

Ah Girl is 32 weeks old plus a few days

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 05:50:00 +0000

This morning we went to do another pre-natal check. The doctor said "WAHH you gained a lot this month!" oops... I knew it already, I was trying to drink more water since yesterday to reduce my water retention, but seems like it doesn't really help!

Anyway, the baby is about 2 kg right now and since she's so big already, she's kinda squashed inside and quite hard to take a good picture of her since she's folded :D

The doctor said that her position is already head down, ready to be born, but she hasn't really come down yet. She said "kiasu baby" hahahahaa... :D

And just before we left her clinic, she told me "Next time remember to share the cake ok.. If the father is fat, it's ok.." *faint*

Next appointment in 2 weeks time! Getting more and more frequent means it's really near the date to give birth, but I still can't believe that I'm going to be responsible for another person's life...

Gaining Weight Uncontrollably!

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:11:00 +0000

I thought my first 2 trimesters were pretty good, as I only gained about 2 kg the first 6 months, but somehow the third trimester is so bad!! The 7th month alone, I gained 5 kg!!! :(

So tomorrow is my next check-up and I think I gained 1 kg per week since my last check-up 4 weeks ago... my doctor is going to scold me! I don't know why but it's really hard to control the weight gain, what's with water retention and random food cravings. Just like today I suddenly feel like eating Gloria Jeans chocolate sponge cake... and I finished the whole thing by myself!! Actually my hubby said I didn't eat the whole thing, because he took a bite. And I had that cake after eating Burger King.... I'm such a glutten...

Everyday I tell myself not to eat so much.. so that I don't gain too much and risk getting stretch mark! But somehow when the food is in front of my face, it's really hard to resist. Even if the food is not in front of my face, sometimes it's just floating around in my brain.......

8 more weeks to go.... 8 kilos? :(

Thomson Hospital Tour

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 15:36:00 +0000

We finally managed to join Thomson hospital tour after our 4th attempt! Well, the first 2 attempts, we just didn't manage to wake up early and for the 3rd one, we turned up during Deepavali holiday :p

So finally off we went... first stop was observation room, this is the room where they observe your contraction... I thought that this will be a private room where only 1 person is in the room. Turned out there are 3-4 beds inside each room... imagine 3 other people screaming besides you... very relaxing! :(

The next stop is birth room or delivery room, this is the room where you push your baby out. The one that they showed us has a bath tub for pain relief, but there's only one such room in the whole hospital. The rest doesn't come with bath tub. And the only thing I notice about the room is IT LOOKS DEPRESSING! I don't know why I feel that way, maybe because I imagine all the pains that are going to happen in that room or maybe simply just because the room is tiny and dark...

Ok enough of the scary part....

Next few rooms are the wards, this is where you stay for a few days after you give birth to recuperate and also so that the doctor can visit and monitor you. The first that we went is an executive suite. I think the executive suite is kinda small for a suite, maybe that's the lower level of suite because I remember when I visited my friend about half a year ago, her normal single room was much bigger! She said probably that's because her room just got renovated. Lucky girl! :)

The next suite that we went was a premier suite, one class higher than the executive suite.. Quite nice but not as nice as the picture that they put up in the website.

Oh, we also saw 2 nurseries or baby rooms - soooooo many babies in there! And all of them look so tiny and cute. There was one that was really active, already turning his head left and right :)

Anyway, I hope I get a nice room next time... and a less stressful delivery / birth room!

At That Age Now

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:12:00 +0000

I met up with a bunch of university friends for dinner today and the topic of the conversations revolved around babies. I think we are really at that age where everyone getting married and started having kids. In fact, one of them brought their baby to the dinner. So chubby! :)

I wonder if next time we'll start talking about our kids' school result.. and complaining to each other that MOE set too hard questions for our kids' exams! LOL... becoming those ppl that we don't like..

And I'm not looking forward to that age where we start attending each other's funeral!!

First ParentCraft Lesson

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 13:28:00 +0000

Today was our first childbirth education course conducted by Thomson's Parent Craft. Today's course was about what to expect when you are expecting, for example what kind of changes will happen to your body (except the expanding belly), and how to take care of yourself during pregnancy.

It's funny that most of participants that I saw today, their tummy size are about my size. So I think by now they should already know what kind of changes happened. In fact, the teacher actually asked us one by one what change we or our husband saw. These are some that I remember other people said:

Grumpy! But this isn't really a change lah... "HAHAHAH"

My wife woke up at night to pass urine AND EAT!

Stretch mark!

Feeling breathless

Dizziness

My wife is more voluptuous and her nose is bigger

Backache

Listening to them make me really grateful as I don't have any of those bad or difficult symptoms. One of the women in the class actually got admitted to hospital a few times because her morning sickness was so bad, she kept on vomiting, and has to be put on drips.

Maybe I'm carrying a very nice & kind little girl inside *cross fingers and toes* :)

Taylor Swift Love Story

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 09:45:00 +0000

Check out this 19 year old girl... she's so talented and pretty!

Scared....

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 13:46:00 +0000

It's less than 11 weeks to go and I still don't know what I'm getting myself into. My mom said giving birth is like one of your legs already stepped into hell... that's how she described the pain..

Another friend described it like pushing out a watermelon out of your nostril... that sounds kinda impossible to me...

In the beginning, I wasn't so scared about the pain because I thought I will just use whatever pain relief they have, but it turned out that there are many side effects so now I'm starting to reconsider if I should have any. A lot of people said that they have backache long after they have epidural, and I already have back problem and not keen to add more pain to my already aching back.

But at the same time I'm also scared of labor pain..... arrggghh... where am I going.....

The only thing making it worth is the thought that there will be a cute baby at the end, perhaps as cute as the baby in Beyonce video..

Junior's 28th week update

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 14:10:00 +0000

Actually Junior is 28.5 week, so only 11.5 weeks left to delivery... so many things left to do, so little time left!

We haven't bought a crib and the shower set for the baby.... and probably a lot of other things that I haven't checked! And we don't have a name for the baby yet! I kept on coming up with different names everyday and we can't decide! Lucky we don't have to choose last name as well!

Anyway, the baby is growing healthily even though the mother is gaining too much (5 kg this week!), the doctor said probably it's because the baby exercises inside whereas the mother never exercise! Somehow I'm glad the baby is not too big coz I'm worried it will be hard to deliver.

Anyway, today's scan photo is not so clear because mini Beckham decided to put her feet on her head! And both of her arms are on her head as well.. not sure why she likes to curl so much, and also she likes to live on the right side of my body even though there's still a lot of space left on the left side, maybe it's warmer there or maybe the heart beat is too noisy for her?

See you soon, little girl! :)

Mom, Dad, and Aseng Trip to SG

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 15:49:00 +0000

Mom, dad, and my youngest bro came to visit SG from 13 - 30 September and stayed at my place. We tried to do as many things as possible when they are here, but we ended up going shopping and playing Wii most of the time :D

Here are some of the stuff that we did...

Steamboat dinner at my place...

Weekend getaway to Pulai Springs, KL and Genting..

BBQ chalet at Downtown East Pasir Ris (or as my dad said it Paris East! hahaha)

Bowling at Downtown East Pasir Ris as well... well, I didn't play because I already have a ball attached to my tummy! :D

One day in Sentosa..

And the rest are just shopping, eating, playing Wii, talking, gossiping :D

They just left a few hours ago but my house felt sooooo quiet now! Worst, I have to go back to work tomorrow... back to real life!!!

Dinner with Winnie & Yenyul a.k.a Rachel & Rebecca

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 14:52:00 +0000

Long time didn't catch up with them and Winnie was curious to see my big tummy as well, so we FINALLY arrange to meet up in Compass Point as requested by Winnie cos she said her baby needs to sleep early, but at the end she didn't bring her baby!! hahahahahha..

Anyway, Yenyul brought hers... her baby is soooo cute! She has this curious looks, keeps on staring at people and keeps on grabbing stuff around her. Too bad I cannot carry her coz she's too heavy for me right now..

Anyway, meeting up with them gives me a glimpse of how my life will be like next time. It seems so troublesome to go out with a baby, my friend brought a big bag just for the baby stuff, and she still has to carry strollers! On top of that, she needs to feed the baby as well! Oh man... I really need help next time!

My New Toy from Jess and Akh

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 10:14:00 +0000

I got an early birthday present from Jess & Akh! But I haven't tried it yet but it looks soooo pretty heheheh :)

For more details about the product, click here
Thanks guys :)

USA Trip August 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 12:42:00 +0000

I had to travel to USA for business, but well, it's not always work and work, we managed to find time to explore SF, LA, and nearby areas. Basically I can't really remember that much details about where we went (and also lazy!), so here are some of my favorite pictures....

At the Golden Gate Bridge (I always thought the bridge is red color, it's actually orange from near!)

And these photos were taken at Palace of Fine Arts (also in SF) - there was a wedding ceremony going on when we went there :)

And then there's one weekend when we flew to LA, first thing we visited is Universal Studios. I kinda like it but there are so many rides that I couldn't take and there are a lot that have moving chairs (like those 4D animation kind) but I had to sit on the stationery ones. Oh well, maybe next time I'll go there again...

And photos with some cartoon characters..

We spent a full day at Universal and the next day we went to Santa Monica beach.. NICE!

We also managed to get Sprinkles cupcakes from Beverly Hills. I saw it in the magazine and we thought we should give it a try. It's really good! Usually cupcakes have pretty looking but disgusting tasting frosting. Theirs are pretty and yummy!

I also managed to meet up with my old friend in SF. It was a coincident because she flew to SF from LA that week for another gathering. It was really good seeing her after a year! Last year when I went to USA, I met her too and she was 8 months preggie. This time round when I met her, her son is already so huge and was running around! And this time is my turn to be pregnant... So, if I go there again next year, it's her turn to be preggie!

There's also one Friday when my colleague suggested that we go to work from SF office because the office is so nice. The view from the window is really good... we could see Bay Bridge from the window...

But the best thing of this trip is SHOPPING!!! I bought so many cute baby clothes for my baby. I think she has enough clothes until she's 2 years old! My hubby thinks I'm going to spoil her but I thought I was just spending my money the smart way since it's so much cheaper to buy from here. Hee... And I finally bought a Coach bag and wallet! My old wallet has served me for more than 3 years and kinda worn out and there was sale, the wallet was selling for USD 70+ (u.p. is USD 300 something) and I'm sure it's still selling way more expensive than USD 300 in SG so it's a good bargain! :)

Hopefully next year I can go to US again! :)

Junior's 25th week update

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 12:01:00 +0000

2 nights before we went to Langkawi, the baby didn't move as much as she was moving when she was in US. Perhaps she was excited with all the shoppings that we were doing there, or some other reason... maybe jetlagged? I don't know.. I was soooo worried and I called the doctor the next day to go for check-up, luckily they have free slot!

It turned out that she's fine, maybe tired from all the traveling and flights. Imagine just before born, she already took 15 flights and some of them are long haul. I really should stop traveling...

Anyway, she was really active during the scan, practising her breathing by sucking on the placenta! She looks like she was drinking breast milk without the boobs! haahaha :p

Anyway, 14 more weeks to delivery... cannot wait to meet this little girl! :)

Babymoon at Langkawi 3 - 6 Sept 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 15:54:00 +0000

We feel like we really needed a break from work and from other business travels. This time round, it's a real holiday travel! Anyway, for those who dunno what babymoon is, check this out: Wikipedia definition of babymoon.

After a lot of arguing and bargaining (with each other), we finally decided to book Berjaya Resort & Spa and we actually really liked that place! Check out the room and the balcony! The bathroom came with double basin, a bath tub, and another shower!

We basically spent the first day lazing in the room, at the balcony (eating chips) and me basically doing what I do on holidays (read magazine in the room and then doze off..) while my hubby did... not sure what he did, perhaps explored around the area or just watch TV.. :p

When he finally managed to wake me up, it was about dinner time and we drove our rental car to Kuah town (led by our beloved GPS). This is most probably the most happening part of Langkawi as other area is kinda backwards except for those resorts. But it's really a good place for holiday, so relax and everybody seems to just do their things slowly... unlike stressful Singapore!

The next day we had a full day itinerary to explore the whole north Langkawi island. First we started by visiting the resort that is nearest to us. I think it's called Mutiara Resort. Their beach is not bad, kinda private and connected to the beach at Berjaya but I don't really like the resort style. It's too rustic for my liking.

Next resort we visited is also quite near the area, it's called Andaman. It's also very nice.. check out the pool that they have! Lots of skinny girls suntanning there *soooo jealous!!!*

But the one place that we feel like it's the perfect place is Tanjong Rhu resort! The whole place looks like it came out from a magazine or from a catalogue! And they have this super wide white sand beach where not many people is using, kinda like your own private beach! Too bad this place come with a "perfect" price tag too. My hubby said it costs RM 3000++ per night, that would be about SGD 1,500 per night!

Siyong, baby bump photo above is taken especially for you since you requested to see my big tummy! :p

Anyway, since we can't afford a night there, we decided to spend afternoon there having lunch at their pool side restaurant. Bad thing is we were too hungry to take photos of the food before we ate it!

After that, we went to Kuah town again to see the Jetty Point. It is where the eagle landmark is located. The place looks really different in the day compared to the night before when we went there for dinner.

At this point, we kinda cover almost the whole Langkawi and we decided to call it a day. Yay! Go back to cozy room and call room service for dinner.. I lurve room service! :p

Next morning, we decided that we should go explore the beach at Berjaya since we have seen so many other resorts' beaches but we haven't actually seen the one at our own resort! It was kinda cloudy and about to rain when we went down, but the view is still nice :)

After that, we decided to visit those places that we haven't visited the past 2 days, mostly located around south west of Langkawi, so we basically just drove around and didn't really go down to any of those places.

One place that might be worth visiting (if you like climbing up and down staircase) is Seven Wells. I went there before the first time I went to Langkawi probably about 9 or 10 years ago, and we had to climb like zillions of staircases to reach the top, so no way I'm doing it again this time! And hubby used me as excuse to not climb up there :p

And then there's also the famous Langkawi cable car and the sky bridge, it's like a bridge that is supported by only a single structure. How freaky is that and why would anyone wanna go there?! Anyway, my hubby kept on persuading me to go there and I reluctantly just followed him. When we reached there, the ticket counter is closed! HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAH... lucky me! It's closed earlier because it's the muslim's fasting month :p

No more place to visit... and I was kinda tired at this point... getting weaker by day and stomach is getting heavier, and it's harder to walk far! So we head back to Berjaya to rest and again ROOM SERVICE!!! :D

Until the next holiday.... :)

Making Kastengel or Indonesian Cheese Stick

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 15:13:00 +0000

Another outdated post...

One day, I was craving for kastengel or Indonesian cheese stick so much and I decided to search for recipe online, then I found these recipes and tried to combined it:
http://dapurbersama.blogspot.com/2005/10/kastengel.html
http://mayapoespo2.multiply.com/journal/item/73/Kastengel_dari_buku_resep_kue_Ny._Liem
http://inforesep.com/resep-kue-kastengel.html

They are roughly the same but you can get rough idea on what's important to be there and what are just for deco purpose. Anyway, here's the cookies before going into the oven....

And no photo of it after coming out from the oven... all go inside stomach... :p

I gave some of them to my SIL and kids and they love it, and asking for the recipe but too bad they are all in Indonesian language!

Note to self: Translate recipe to English...

India Trip July 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 14:06:00 +0000

This post is like super duper late.. but whatever lah.. so busy these few months with all the traveling... anyway, pictures speak louder than words, so here are some of my favorites :)

One of the Taj Mahal gates.. can't remember which one because they are identical!

Me posing in front of Taj Mahal :)

And more Taj Mahal! This is like the most important icon in India - it was created by a king for his wife (3rd wife actually). I thought it was a palace at first but it's actually a tomb!

Taj Mahal is really nice (from far) but from near you can see that it's actually not as white as how it appears to be.. ha ha.. just like girl's skin, the nearer you are, the more imperfection you can find! It was good to see it though, it's one of the world's 7 wonders! But the weather was really hot (about 40 degree celcius) and my colleague almost fainted!

Team Dinner.. food! Still excited about Indian food at this time... =p

We also visited Golkonda Fort near Hyderabad (or maybe at Hyderabad, can't remember..)

Parent and Child Relationship

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 06:13:00 +0000

Disclaimer: The "parents" in this post are not mine.

Recently, I heard that someone's parents are unhappy to someone because this person (let's call him A) hasn't called them in a long time. So I asked A whether the parents actually tried to contact A at all, like to initiate a conversation and A said no. Then I asked again, so how did A know that the parents are unhappy. A said because when A called them, they were kinda showing the unhappiness.

To me, it's kinda strange. If you miss your kid, why don't you call them first? Why throw temper at them when they are the one making the first move to call you? Maybe I'll understand this next time when I'm old... and my kids don't call me... but I don't really get it now...

I thought if both parties are not making the contacts then both parties are equally at fault. Or is there an unwritten rule that the kids have to be the one making the first move?

Additional thoughts after posting the above: I have a really cool mom. She never hesitates to contact us, when she's worried about us, when she misses us, or even just when she is frustrated and needs someone to talks to. She's such a cool mom that we even find it fun when she's around and she doesn't build that invisible barrier between us kids and her.

UP

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 14:07:00 +0000

Watch UP movie with my colleagues yesterday, but it wasn't the 3D version so I think it's a so-so movie.. kinda disappointed actually.. true it has more storyline and perhaps "moral of the story" than normal cartoon movie, but it's below my expectation for Pixar movie. It's funny but not that funny... and the animation is so-so too.. maybe because it's not 3D?

My life is like a battlefield

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 03:23:00 +0000

Have you ever felt like you have to constantly defending and rearrange your strategy in life? Recently that's how I have been feeling...

It's like I know if A is going to happen, then I will be upset. So I did a few things to make sure that A doesn't happen. BUT, if A doesn't happen then another thing will, like for e.g. B and cause a lot of other unforeseen and inpredictable outcome. And the way to resolve this could be much more difficult than to resolve problem A, but I'm still not saying that I'd rather have problem A... it's getting hard to explain the problem here..

Anyway, before meeting my SIL and family yesterday, I was just wondering whether I need to just keep quiet and shut my mouth in case I say the wrong thing, but they have always been unassuming and nice (since the beginning). Meeting them yesterday actually makes me feel a lot better now since I know that even though there's some problem between her parents and me, but she doesn't take it personally. Perhaps because she's a daughter-in-law too? Or just simply because she understands? I don't know, but I'm grateful :)

For now, I can say that I'm resting and not fighting a battlefield anymore. I don't know how long the peace will last, but I hope it's long enough.

PS: We found out Junior is a girl! :)

Becoming a mother means losing your identity?

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 15:00:00 +0000

I can't help but notice that a lot of my friends who now have kid(s) have become so obsessed with their kids. Some signs including updating their FB status messages every 5 minutes with an update of their kids, for e.g. "Just had a walk with xxxx" or "I love it when xxx smiles" or "xxx loves chocolate". It's never about them anymore, but more about their kid(s).

I'm wondering if I'm going to be like that next time and it scares me a little bit. It's like you are no longer a person anymore, you are just somebody's mother now. I know it's not a bad thing about becoming somebody's mother, seeing how so many people love their own mothers, but I still feel that we should be our own person... I'm not sure if I'm making sense at this point.. :p

Anyway, I've sent reminder to someone to remind me next time in case I become like the said persons in the first paragraph. :p

Dear baby....

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 05:07:00 +0000

I just saw my blog pregnancy ticker today and this is how it looked like..

Dear Baby,

Please don't give mommy any stretch mark or varicose veins. Mommy promises to buy you PlayStation 3 (or whatever version they have next time) if you behave!

Love,
Mommy

Things I learnt in the last few months

noreply@blogger.com (Prissilia) — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 14:16:00 +0000

Sometimes it's wrong to stand up for yourself (because it might bring you further trouble or hurt other people) - in those cases, the correct thing to do: keep quiet and suck it in! Yeah I know it sucks...
You can't expect everybody to see things from your perspective, especially those who are involved in the same issue as you and even if you think you are right and logical.
Keeping quiet doesn't mean admitting defeat, that's why people says "Silence is gold."
When other people keeps quiet, it doesn't always mean they agree with you.
Maturity doesn't always come with age.
You might think that you know someone really well, but it may turn out that they have a dark side.
Some people may appear really irritating, but that's just how they behave. They don't mean to hurt you at all.
Some people may appear to be really polished and smart but they may stab you from behind.
Life is unexpected. What is here today may be gone tomorrow and you'll never see it again, so cherish what you have now!
There are some people in your life that will always be there for you, in times of good and bad, happy and sad. Those are my source of strength and those that I trully cherish the most.