School as normal today.

When evening , met peichi at jurong point , and went over to Chinese Garden to meet up debra.

Then headed to Marina Square , ate our lunch+dinner at Yuki Suki.

Stayed at the restaurant for 3 hours ?

Thereafter went Suntec to stroll around , and went home by 11.

I'll let the pictures do most of the talking :)

Yuki Suki

FRIED ICE CREAM !

Thinking of what we could've had

There's nothing left to do

I let you inside my soul

• Pain. Pain is the major symptom of a kidney stone. A cramping pain (called renal colic) may be felt as the muscular wall of the ureter contracts in an attempt to push the stone to the bladder. The pain may be on the side of the abdomen or in the middle of the abdomen (if the stone is at the beginning of the ureter). It also may travel into the groin (if the stone is lower in the ureter). In some cases, the pain is severe enough to require medication.
  
• Nausea and vomiting. These symptoms often accompany severe pain caused by a kidney stone.


• Blood in the urine. A person may be able to see blood in the urine, or it might be detected through a laboratory test. The presence of blood is the result of damage to the lining of the ureter or tissue damage inside the kidney.


• Increase in frequency or urgency of urination, or the inability to urinate. These symptoms, which impact the normal ability to urinate, often occur as a stone passes from the end of the ureter into the bladder


• There are other possible consequences of kidney stones. Partial or complete obstruction of a kidney by a stone may lead to a backup of urine in the blood, along with its potentially toxic component, urea. If this happens, the kidney may suffer damage to its tubules (the microscopic chemical plants that manufacture urine) and to their associated blood vessels.

NEED TO KNOW

• Although urinary tract infection is usually not a direct consequence of stone disease, the presence of a urinary tract infection can increase the severity of stone disease and make treatment more difficult.

from(http://www.ehealthmd.com/library/kidneystones/KS_symptoms.html)

TREATMENT FOR KIDNEY STONES.

• Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL).


• Percutaneous nephrolithotomy.


• Ureteroscopic stone removal.


• Parathyroid surgery.

If you want to know more , please go (http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/kidney-stones/DS00282/DSECTION=7)

LG viewty

• 5 Mega Pixel camera certified by Schneider-Kreuznach for clear shots


• Manual Focus & Auto Focus


• Xenon light for shot in low light


• Touch Screen


• 3.0 incD LCD full screen


• easy url input with handwriting


• Fast internet connection


• Div X video playback supporting tv-out

http://viewty.lgmobile.com/sg/

Samsung G900


• 5 Megapixel with 3 optical zoom



• Xneon flash or low-light shooting



• Face Detection for clearer portraits



• Wide Dynamic Range Optimisation for enhanced detailing



• Image stabiliser to correct jittering

Which phone should i get ????

Hold me close and don’t let go;

I'm so scared to be alone.

I've been by myself for too long,

And always had to be strong.

Now I only want to rest;

And lay my head on your chest.

Hold me close and don’t let go;

These wars I fight no one knows.

Now whisper how you love me,

Say it tender and softly.

I am weary and soon will sleep,

But with you no longer will I weep.

So hold me close and don't let go,

For I never want to be alone.

will update more , when i come back tonight.=)