well, excited in a way na syempre magkikita kami ulet kahit saglit lang tapus uwi siya nang pinas para sunduin si baby natnat ko... miss ko na siya sobra! .... si baby hindi si baby damulag hahahahaha. 8:30PM ang arrival nya kaya dapat around 7:30 alis na ako dito... eh 6:44pm na nagutom ako kaya kain muna akong oatmeal wala pala akong tinapay dito kaya oatmeal nalang... Pano taka a bath muna ako... prepare myself na... hirap pa naman kumuha nang bus dito... i mean mag timing nang bus, maganda nang nauuna kesa sa mahuli... Adios!!!

well, sana maintindihan nang asawa ko, award ko nalang sa sarili ko is to buy something for myself every pay day. If ever I alloted budget for that... spend wisely in short. went to alamanda after our work, but some stuff ni baby natnat ko sa pagdating nya excited ko na siya makita, makasama at mahugkan. here some of my stuff i bought... you may check my multiply account for more pictures...

oh well, syempre sale of course daming tao sa mga malls...

friday, ganda nang decor sa center court of mid valley (Megamall nang Malaysia)... straight ahead sa bahay lang... watch lang t.v. and sleep...

saturday, eat kami ni Gina nang lunch sa KFC lang... then, went to their office sa Shell near mid valley... afterwards, sa KLCC Suria meet sina Cheti and friends. Shopping kami nang konti lang kasi medyo mahal ito tomorrow ang to be continued sa shopping... Gina kasi fly back nya sa Pinas kaya dapat bumili na siya nang pampamasko... kaya shopping galore din sya... Go home around 8pm na yata... then, cook food kain kami nang kanin ni gina sila abby at meli salad lang sila hehehehe 7 days diet daw sila as if naman ang taba nila well, kasi dalaga pa sila ako kasi may anak at asawa na kaya di na masyadong magpapayat... maintain nalang para di rin pumayat nang husto at tumaba...

sunday, 10:30pm attend mass sa St. John (Jalan Nanas) straight sa mid valley konti lang tao, namakyaw nang ipanema si gina for her family dami kasi tutal tig-RM10 lang naman eh. (im thinking if i have time to go sa alamanda for the esprit na tshirt tig 20 lang... hmmmm... ) ako din bumili nang pangregalo sa mga inaanak medyo mura lang kasi wala naman mura dito sa MY hay naku... at syempre papadala ko pa ito kaya dapat magaan lang... went home around 7:30pm na rin... cook food and eat dinner together with Arylyn.

i need to sleep now... kasi may pasok pa kami tomorrow... triple pay kasi holiday dito buong malaysia...hehehehe...

babush!!!

i got lots of concall this day... i almost consume my time sa concall (conference call). morning to afternnoon, mantakin mo 5 concalls... hahaha wala na akong power hour (PH need to spend my time talking to our reseller in 3hrs.) just imagine lot of pending e-mails needs to be done and tomorrow is reporting day. I hope i can get the 21 Tier 1 reseller to sign up the contract para makuha ang spiff na magkano lang... anyway mas maganda naman ito kesa sa wala. Pano tulog na ako... past 12am na pala dito... babush!!!

first time ko ma experience ito... nasobrahan yata ako nang kape, ba naman puno 'yung DELL tumbler ko. grabeh... nahihilo ko parang gusto kung bumasag hay...

nagbasa tuloy ako nang articles regarding too much coffee...

Caffeine: How much is too much?
You may like caffeine's effects, but too much can be harmful. Find out if you need to cut back your caffeine consumption.

In less than an hour you start to feel caffeine's effects. You're more alert, energetic and productive. Your mood lifts and that foggy, tired feeling is gone.

If you rely on daily doses of caffeine to chase away fatigue and perk up your disposition, you aren't alone. Nine out of 10 Americans consume some type of caffeine regularly, making it the most popular behavior-altering drug.

For most people, moderate doses of caffeine — 200 to 300 milligrams (mg), or about two to three cups of brewed coffee a day — aren't harmful. But some circumstances, such as caffeine sensitivity or use of certain medications, may warrant limiting or even ending your caffeine routine. Find out if you need to decaffeinate your diet and, if so, how you can do it with minimal distress.

When to cut caffeine use
Certain circumstances call for reducing the amount of caffeine you consume. Evaluate your habits. If any of these situations apply, you may need to cut back.

You consume unhealthy amounts
Though moderate caffeine intake isn't likely to cause harm, too much can noticeably affect your health. Heavy daily caffeine use — more than 500 to 600 mg a day, or about four to seven cups of coffee — can cause:

Restlessness
Anxiety
Irritability
Muscle tremors
Sleeplessness
Headaches
Nausea, diarrhea or other gastrointestinal problems
Abnormal heart rhythms
You have caffeine sensitivity
If you're susceptible to the caffeine's effects, just small amounts — even one cup of coffee or tea — may prompt unwanted results, such as anxiety, restlessness and irritability. The more sensitive you are to caffeine, the less you need to consume before feeling its influence.

Your sensitivity depends on many factors, including:

Body mass. People with smaller body masses feel the effects of caffeine sooner than those with larger body masses.
History of caffeine use. People who don't regularly consume caffeine tend to be more susceptible to its negative effects than are people who do.
Stress. All types of stress — for example, psychological stress or heat stress — can increase a person's sensitivity to caffeine.
Other factors can contribute to variations in caffeine sensitivity as well, including age, smoking habits, drug or hormone use, and other health conditions, such as anxiety disorders.

You're not sleeping well
Most adults need seven to eight hours of sleep each night. But caffeine can interfere with this much-needed sleep. Chronically losing sleep — whether it's from work, travel, stress or too much caffeine — results in sleep deprivation. Sleep loss is cumulative, and even small nightly decreases can add up and disturb your daytime function. Sleep deprivation can cause impaired memory, mood swings, lack of concentration, and poor performance at work or school.

Using caffeine to mask sleep deprivation creates an unwelcome cycle. For example, you drink caffeinated beverages because you have trouble staying awake during the day. But the caffeine keeps you from falling asleep at night, shortening the length of time you sleep. Caffeine can also increase the number of times you wake up during the night and can interfere with deep sleep, which makes your night less restful. With less sleep and poor-quality sleep, you're more tired the next day. To battle the fatigue and to feel more energetic, you reach for your morning jolt of Java.

The best way to break this cycle is to limit your caffeine and to add more hours of quality sleep to your day. Also, avoid caffeinated beverages eight hours before your desired bedtime. Your body doesn't store caffeine, but it does take many hours for it to eliminate the stimulant and its effects.

You're taking certain medications and supplements
Certain medications and herbal supplements negatively interact with caffeine. The following are some examples.

Some antibiotics. Ciprofloxacin (Cipro) and norfloxacin (Noroxin) — types of antibacterial medications — can interfere with the breakdown of caffeine. This may increase the length of time caffeine remains in your body and amplify its unwanted effects.
Theophylline (Theo-24, Uniphyl, others). This medication — which opens up bronchial airways by relaxing the surrounding muscles (a bronchodilator) — tends to have some caffeine-like effects. Taking this drug along with caffeinated foods and beverages may increase the concentration of theophylline in your blood. This can cause ill effects, such as nausea, vomiting and heart palpitations. If you take theophylline, your doctor may advise that you avoid caffeine.
Ephedra (ma-huang). This herbal dietary supplement increases your risk of heart attack, stroke, seizures and death. Combined with caffeine, it becomes especially risky. The Food and Drug Administration has banned ephedra in the marketplace because of health concerns. This ban applies to dietary supplements but not herbal teas, which may still contain the herb.
Talk to your doctor or pharmacist about whether caffeine might affect your prescription. He or she can best direct you on whether you need to reduce or eliminate caffeine from your diet.

source: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/caffeine/NU00600