20岁的生日

11月6日
我11.45pm就上床睡觉。
原因我7号上早课。
set好6am闹钟我就睡觉了。
在床上我不知道反反复复了几次
手机就在那时响个不停
这是我第一年一点兴奋与期待的感觉都没有
当然...
最大的原因是因为我身在UUM.
再加上7号有2个mid-term. :(
还有什么可以比这种心情来的糟？

算了....
我爬起来。
很认真的一个字一个字回复给每一位。
回到一些...
我就不行了。
再不睡明天我会晕。

把电话丢在一旁....
我与周公约会去.

×Knock knock knock×

我的朋友叫我出来。
我被她牵着去她的房间。
就在那时...

Harpie Birthday To You...
Harpie Birthday To you...
Harpie Birthday To Eurace.
Harpie Birthday To you.

天啊～
我掉下眼泪了。
哈哈...我知道我真的好眼浅.
然后我们6位开始疯了。
疯到2点我们才结束.
谢谢你们哦...
其实我知道每一位都有考试。
但还是帮我庆生.
谢谢你们。
有你们真好。 =)

十一月的天空

其实这个时间我应该要去睡觉的.

明天得塔早巴回去学校.

十一月....

很快的...今天已经是11月3号了。

这四天都忙于工作。

很忙...很累.但我很开心。

11月的第一天...

01/11/2012


1. 当我serve一位顾客时...

我去拿名片给那位靓妈...
在远远时我就看到她跟他的儿子在讲话。
距离很远，所以我不知道他们说些什么。
当我靠近她时....

*我给了她公司的名片*

她接了过后她问我叫什么名字？
问我是不是在做part time罢了？
问我我的正职是什么？
问我学校在哪里?
问我几岁？
然后......问我有没有男朋友。
那个时候我是整个人愣住了。Jam了好久才回答她....哈哈！感觉我好呆哦。
我摇摇头说 ‘没有’ ，然后她就说....
你好美哦。
然后我是整个人jam住了。
我不是没遇过这种情况，只是我对陌生人真的会很害羞我会不知所措。
我忘了我当时的反应是怎样。
现在想回都不知道有没有跟人家说谢谢呢.  ^^''
我只知道她的儿子真的真的好帅哦。 xP

2. Happy go lucky.
我帮老板开了一张3K++的单。 ^.^

3.然后有人要请我一个月的Chatime.

02/11/2012

今天是我part time的最后一天。
像往常的...我serve customer.
很多customer都问我我叫什么名？
我告诉他后，他说会明天来找我。
但我跟他们说今天是我的最后一天。
然后他们就一直问我东西。
我的学校啦....bla bla bla..... =.=
我开心不是因为他们称赞我美，而是...
他们会想知道我的名，然后回来找我。
那种感觉很满足。比开到单还要开心. ^^


P/S :我染了这个新的发色，很多人说我像外国人呢 !! ^.^
November , 请你一直对我好下去哦 :)
晚安!!

4 Proven Ways to Stop Stress Eating

It's common to respond to stress by distracting yourself with your favorite comfort foods. But now that you're following the South Beach Diet lifestyle, you know that turning to common comfort foods (processed chips, white potatoes, sugary sweets, etc.) may cause swings in your blood sugar that could cause cravings and lead to weight gain. Here are some healthier ways to cope:

1.Stick with the program. If you follow the guidelines set forth by the South Beach Diet, you'll be less likely to have cravings and, as a result, you'll be less likely to turn to food when you face stress. Plus, snacks are encouraged on the plan, so you won't feel deprived.

2.Keep your hands busy. Find something else to do with your hands besides eat. Keep the daily crossword nearby, knock off some chores, or distract yourself by calling your friends or family. (Don't use the kitchen phone!)

3.Be ready for stress snack-attacks. It's worth repeating that snacks are encouraged on the South Beach Diet, so keep the right foods on hand. Make sure you've got a supply of crunchy vegetables like celery sticks, green and red pepper strips, cauliflower buds, and broccoli florets — you can even cut them up and stash them in resealable bags in your veggie drawer. Feel the urge to dip? Try hummus or eggplant dip, or a bit of spreadable, low-fat cheese (six grams of fat or less per ounce). Also, stock your cupboards and desk drawers with nonperishable South Beach Diet–friendly items like nuts; high-fiber, whole-grain crackers and cereals; dried apricots; and even cans or pouches of water-packed tuna.

4.Work out. Exercise is not only a great way to stay fit and manage your weight, it's also a fantastic stress reliever. If going to the gym isn't your thing, clear your mind with a brisk walk around the neighborhood.

WANTED !!

下个月是我最期待的一个月份。

我是November baby. ^.^

以下都是我很喜欢东西。

跟你们分享一下。

1. Pandora Bracelet

OMGGGGGGGGGGGG !!

我很喜欢!!

天啊～太美了啦。

2. MacBook

我不敢看价钱。

太.......重本了. LOL.

3. Ipad

Please 啦～

为啥我眼光那么贵的？ >''<

要努力点了 *加油Eu*

4. Leather Watch

这个暂时还没看中哪个品牌。

不敢google search.

我怕我会傻. 哈哈!!

5 . Celine Bag 

这个没那么快了.

等我啊你们。

谁要赞助我吗？哈哈!

离别

久违了部落客...
其实我有好多好多东西想写.
由于懒惰作祟，所以才一直拖到现在。 :P
但是放心哦,我已经把全部的照片都放在草稿了.

这篇先不写我的大学生活...
先写我的工作篇.
我从1月2日就开始当小小的助理，一直到8月31日.
这短短的7个月里，我学到了很多东西.

老实说，我觉得这份工真的很不适合我。
Ermmmm....不对.
应该说我不适合这份工.
还是我更本就不适合工作？比较适合当背后的女人？ (发梦) ^^''

那为什么我会选择这份工呢？
那是因为我是被我的ex boss骗进去做的哦.哈哈!
但是庆幸地同事们都对我很好.
老板也一直跟我说很多人生的大道理。
你们的忠言我都有听的哦，只是每次听了都忘了. 哈哈!!  xD

我的工作内容主要是接投诉，打打字，接电话。
其实说好听点我们是助理，但是我们什么工都要做的哦。
因为人手不足的关系，我被调去另一间分行工作。
那里很大,整间都under我。都是我control.
那个时候就真的很忙。
园丁又是我，印尼工人又是我，什么东西都是我做。
有的customer来会跟我们要钱，有的会抓着我然后跟我说很多哲学歪理 =_=''
有的在我的面前哭，有的摆出那种好像我欠他1000万的脸。
当然有的对我很好.

最让我印象深刻的是有个老uncle ,他叫我当他的孙女，然后叫我常去医院看他。
他说他活不久，他去世后会留下一间屋子给我.
我拒绝了，因为我是真心的想帮他。
并不是贪他的钱才帮他。
他整个人很sad看得出他很失望，然后我就跟他说我不可以这样。
因为这样就是贿赂我了。我的工作绝不能有贿赂的事情发生。
不然我会死得很难看。

当然他会时常来看我，跟我聊天。
他每次一看到我都会跟我说我很美，我很美，叫我要好好选男朋友。LOL.
他很爱他的老婆，常常会跟我提起他的老婆。
记得有一次，他带他的老婆来找我。
他的太太很喜欢我，一直握着我的手称赞我。
说我帮了他们不少。
但是他的太太有mental problem的。时常给别人欺负。
那个uncle跟我说她不听他的话，要我帮忙说服她。
然后我跟她说她要乖，看到那些坏人就赶快逃，不然的话我不理她。
她好像明白我说的话，她都跟我说的话去办。
不理那些坏人。 我好开心 ^.^

当然还有endless story.
不需要每个都写在这里吧？
因为我真的很懒惰啦.哈哈！

有次我的大大大老板来我的office。
他也跟我说了好多的大道理。
说如果我辞职了，一定要SMS给他。
他要帮我搞个叙别会。
结果我很好，我到工作的最后一天也没告诉他。 :P
因为我知道他们真的会搞个叙别会给我。
自己知道自己事，我是个很眼浅的人。
我怕我会感动到哭，我怕我会不舍得，所以我都没说。 :(
对不起...我真的很坏哦？ Hehe !

你们的好我会记得的，真的!!
我祝你们ALL THE BEST.
改朝换代，告别腐败 =)

Age-Appropriate Makeup

If you’re like most women, applying makeup — even if it’s just a dab of lipstick or a coat or two of mascara — is a big part of your daily morning ritual. Why do we wear makeup? As with the right clothes and accessories, makeup helps many women look and feel confident — it lets us literally put our best face forward. The right makeup can hide skin blemishes and wrinkles and highlight your most desirable facial features. Many cosmetics even contain SPF to help protect your skin from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays. These are all great reasons to stock up on beauty products. But have you ever stopped to consider whether your makeup is age-appropriate? If you’re not careful, you could end up making some unflattering choices — ones that could even leave you looking years older.
Sure, certain events and times of day call for different makeup looks (for example, fire-engine-red lips and smoky eyes might not exactly be suitable for a tête-à-tête with your boss), but in general, women should strive to achieve a look that’s both natural and right for their age.
Celebrity makeup artist Tina Turnbow has been beautifying both veteran actresses and starlets alike for years. She knows what works and what doesn’t. Here, she offers her tips on age-appropriate makeup. Use them to create a makeup look that’s most flattering for you — whether you’re a fresh-faced college student, a middle-aged mom, or a more mature woman simply wanting to age gracefully.
First, she says, it’s worth noting that when it comes to beauty there are certain things that apply to every age bracket. These include having a good skincare regimen (the occasional facial combined with a once-a-week mask that’s appropriate for the season and/or your skin type); wearing makeup that complements your skin tone and wardrobe; and choosing cosmetics that work for the current condition of your skin.

In Your 20s

At this age, oily skin and breakouts lingering from adolescence may be your primary skin concerns. So opting for a foundation or concealer with salicylic acid or other acne-healing properties is a good idea. When applying makeup, you want the look to be as sheer and natural as possible. Youthful skin is often already pretty rosy, so use a light hand when applying blush. That said, feel free to have fun with colors and shimmery accents. Go ahead and try that electric blue eyeliner, bubble-gum-pink lipstick, or glittery gold eye shadow — in your 20s, almost anything goes!

In Your 30s

Women in their 30s can still play with their makeup looks. This is a time when it’s acceptable to wear heavier makeup. Think cat eyes — à la Audrey Hepburn or the more dramatic version worn by Sophia Loren. To achieve the look, use liquid liner along the edge of your upper eyelids and extend the line just past the outer corner of your eyes. Create fuller, thicker lashes by affixing half strips of false eyelashes to your outer lashes. Also, keep eyebrows nicely shaped, but avoid overplucking! Take advantage of their fullness; hair growth tends to slow in your 40s, so you don’t want to be left with skimpy brows years down the line. You may need to use a brightener to minimize undereye shadows and give your cheeks an extra stroke of color if you’ve lost that rosy glow. Add subtle color to your lips in the daytime with a tinted lip balm. At night, go for the glamour — experiment with reds, corals, and terracotta hues.

In Your 40s

When you hit 40, you may need to add more warmth to your skin tone. Tinted moisturizers and cream blushes will add a healthy glow. Choose products like Tarte Natural Beauty Cheek Stain, which give the appearance of color coming from within. If you’ve got fine lines, avoid heavy makeup, which tends to settle into creases. Since you may start seeing sun spots, it’ll be especially important to wear sunblock every day (if you’re not, start today!). Age also changes the shape of your eyes, so concentrate on defining them. Always use an eyelash curler and try a long-lasting liner in navy (this color makes any eye color pop). Opt for a natural lip color, and nix shimmery or frosted makeup, which will also settle into lines. To help bring out any shadows on your face, use illuminating concealers, such as Dior Skinflash Radiance Booster Pen and Prescriptives Site Unseen Brightening Concealer SPF 15.

In Your 50s

At 50 the primary goal is to use color wisely. Have beautiful honey-colored skin? Use a tinted moisturizer with warm undertones to give it a nice overall glow. Stila and Laura Mercier have tinted moisturizers with just the right amount of shimmer (the key is to blend them into your regular moisturizer). If you’ve got great lips, accentuate them with a bright lip color. But if you have many wrinkles around your mouth, don’t go there — or else you’ll bring attention to those lines. Emphasize beautiful brows by filling them in with a brow pencil. Before applying foundation, fill in creases and smooth out skin with a serum base moisturizer or foundation primer. Use a slanted brush to contour spots that need extra attention, like the area along your cheekbones and jawline, with a product like Kevyn Aucoin’s The Sculpting Powder in Medium or Nars Pressed Powder in Heat. When you need a touch-up, use blotting papers instead of adding more powder to avoid a cakey appearance.

In Your 60s and Beyond

If you’re in this age bracket, you’ll want to use wrinkle fillers and plumping products as much as possible (look for makeup containing hyaluronic acid). Because your blood circulation changes later in life, you’ll need blush to help restore the flush you had when you were younger. Skin also gets drier as you age, so stick with creamier products. If your eyes need definition, use a long-lasting gel or liquid liner in a soft brown or gray (black is too harsh) at your lash line. Fill in sparse brows with a brow pencil in a taupe-y color. To reduce redness in and around the eyes, use an eye-brightening pencil, such as Three Custom Color Specialists Clarifier pencils, on the inner rim of the eye. Before adding color to your lips, use a lip-smoothing liner like Bare Escentuals Lip Rev-er Upper to give your lipstick staying power and prevent it from bleeding into fine lines.
Here are some final words of advice: As you mature, it’s most important to focus on taking care your skin and making the best of what you have. Fight the effects of aging by reducing your stress levels, getting enough sleep, and exercising. Don’t go crazy with surgical enhancements or cosmetic injections. The more real and natural you look at any age, the better.

Brightening Dull Hair

Dull hair can be the result of overexposure to the sun, overuse of hair-care products, and overprocessing. If your hair is dull and drab, home remedies can restore luster. 

Do you spend a lot of time, money, and effort on your hair, only to find it still looks dull and drab? It could be all that coloring, straightening, curling, and styling that’s causing the problem. To prevent dull hair, it’s best to take a hands-off approach when it comes to your natural color and texture. Too much coloring and bleaching can cause dull hair. The high heat from blow-dryers and curling irons can leave hair brittle. And constant wearing of braids, ponytails, or hair extensions, all of which pull on hair, can lead to hair breakage.
Too much sun is also a bad thing: Overexposure to ultraviolet light can fade your hair color and make hair dry and brittle, leading to breakage and split ends. And, contrary to what you may think, brushing your hair 100 times a day doesn’t give your hair a healthy shine — it causes split ends.

Eliminating Dull Hair
If your hair could use a little help in the shine department, you’ll find everything you need at your local drugstore or beauty supply store. Try the following tips:

• De-gunk your hair. Use a clarifying shampoo to get rid of shampoo, conditioner, and styling products that may have built up on your hair. Be sure to rinse extra carefully — that helps ensure that all the old products are washed out of your hair.
• Moisturize. Sometimes dry hair is the culprit. If your hair looks and feels like straw, wash it with a moisturizing shampoo and use a conditioner after every time you shampoo. If you’re worried about conditioner weighing down your hair, apply it only from the bottom half of your hair down to the ends. For hair that’s colored or bleached, using a deep conditioner once a week is a good idea.
• Add shine. Hair that looks dull and flat can be perked up with a shine spray, mist, or serum. These products contain silicone, and they can make your hair look shiny and silky. Just go easy on them, so that they don’t contribute to a beauty-product buildup.
• Switch brands of hair-care products periodically. Over time, the products you use to wash and style your hair can make it look dull. Try rotating the brand you use every few months.
• Use the right brush. A brush with tightly packed bristles smoothes hair, leaving a glossy finish.
• Blow-dry your hair on cool or warm. Using the hot setting can damage your hair.
• Protect your hair from the sun. Before a day at the beach or by the pool, put on a hat. You can also spray your locks with a sun block designed for hair.
• Choose warm tones if you color or highlight your hair. Because warm tones reflect light, they can brighten the hair.
• Ask your stylist about a salon gloss treatment. These add shine to your hair for a few weeks without changing its color.

In most cases, the strategic (and proper) use of a few hair-care products is all it takes to turn dull hair to dazzling.