4.26.2010

Purple This Time



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4.24.2010

Good News


If Jennifer Aniston gets her way, she’ll soon be the adoptive single mother to a bouncing baby boy, just like Sheryl Crow, Calista Flockhart, Sharon Stone
, Mia Farrow…my fingers are getting tired, but you get the idea.

OK! magazine
reports that the process is underway.

Inspired by her good friend Sheryl Crow, who just became a mom to adopted son Wyatt, Jennifer Aniston is seriously considering adopting a baby. The 38-year-old actress has met with the same adoption agency
that helped bring Sheryl and her son together. Jen has also been spotted buying a ton of baby products. All she has to do is set up a nursery in her 15-million, 9,000-square-foot pad in Beverly Hills — the house she’s been renovating since October.

I read this article from a magazine two days ago. I was surprised and happy for her. I think, it's high time she does have a baby. As always, I wish her happiness.

Saying that she walking in the footsteps of Ange is a load of rubbish. I mean, adopting a child has been a norm rather than an exception in Holywood now a days. It's not just Ange, there are some others who don't make it so public (except if they undergo adult acne treatments or worse) like her.

I hope, it'll turn out good for Jen.
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Just Checking

I don't want another baby YET! But I'm just checking out names. I'm surprised the name of my little boy is the most popular name in the country where his great great grand father came from. We just say it in English.
Country Girls' Name Boys' Name
Australia Ella Jack
Czech Republic Jana Jakub
Denmark Anne Jens
Finland Maria Juhani
France Clara Mathéo
Germany Sophie/Sofie Maximilian
Lithuania Emilia Matas
Mexico Maria Fernanda Miguel Angel
Scotland Sophie Lewis
Serbia Milica Nikola
South Korea Seo-Yeon Min-Jun

I'm glad that his name is unique so he doesn't have to use two names at school. It's a dilemna for some parents to get mixed up with the stuff they bring (no fat burners that work).
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4.23.2010

Be The Judge

Is this good or bad? Be the judge.
SCIENTISTS in Houston are testing a drug that mimics the effects of exercise for people who are unable to work out.
The “exercise pill,” developed by Dr Vihang Narkar at the UTHealth Molecular Medicine Institute, is being tested on mice and is aimed specifically at people who are physically incapable of exercise, such as those in wheelchairs.

Dr Narkar said the compound was administered to sedentary mice for about a month -- and they were able to exercise up to 50 percent longer than untreated mice, report myFOXhouston.com.

“You're taking a couch potato mouse, treating them with a drug and converting them into a marathon mouse, if you will,” he said.

Unfortunately for human "couch potatoes," Dr Narkar estimates it could take a decade before the drug is approved and available on the market.

What's next? Pill food so you don't have to eat - get fat but still keep going? I'm very fortunate that I don't take pills inorder for me to function and live normally.

I just wonder, doesn't this pill defeat its purpose? I mean, if you can't exercise it means you are busy and when you are busy, you are exercising - your brain, muscles, etc. It seems how many online degrees, I may take.. I wouldn't be able to understand what's going on around anymore.
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Mushy

I downloaded in itunes this song sang by Sarah G and Piolo P. Although, I like them both, I have to agree to one of the comments in youtube that the beauty of the original is incomparable.

Music like this makes me feel homesick (my second home that is). It's so smooth and arrow-sharp, straight to the gut. Lol.


Listening and looking at Jim sing here, I thought he was Irish - maybe because the way he opens his mouth when he sings. I have to check wiki. He's American.

Obviously tonight I have so much time in my hands to mush and to check life insurance quotes.

Such a luxury.
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