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Why I Keep Losing Stuff get over it guys? you loose something you move on . :) losers |
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Using Contact Lenses Before I was allowed to take the lenses away with me, I had to show the optician that I could put them in and out 3 times! The Law Apparantly! At first I couldn't do it once, but after a bit of practise at home with my sisters spare lenses I went back and did it within minutes! |
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Using Contact Lenses OK everyone! I love you all! every time I got too frustrated putting my contacts in I just came and read a little more! I cannot touch my eye ball or I break out into a cold sweat and start shaking (yes I have issues!) So here is my last resort full proof method! Here's what works for me First start touching the whites of your eye to get used to that feeling and to convince yourself your not going to hurt your eye (the white part is surprisingly elastic) Putting them in: 1. I pull my lower eye lid way down and out. 2. while holding my upper eyelid open (but I sometimes blink anyway!) 3. I look up and to the side, while putting the bottom of the contact under my bottom eyelid 4. After I have my bottom eyelid holding the contact in place (it'll look a little smushed up down there) I pull my upper eyelid over my bottom eyelid. 5. Which puts the smushed up contact in between your eye and the inside of your closed eyelids. 6. Then I rolled my eye in a circle, while kinda pulling my outside side of my eye (I don't really know how to describe this without offending anyone, so SORRY beforehand!) kinda pull your closed eye to make your closed eye chinese slanted (sorry I really am an open minded nice person!) and you can even rub lightly on top of your closed eyelid. 7. The contact should straighten itself out and kinds stick to your eyeball (since your eye isn't completely rounded the contact wants to sit on the little bump on your eyeball) Taking them out! (this turned out easier than I had hoped! 1. close your eye! 2. gently feel the top of your closed eye until you find where the contact starts. 3. with the tip of your fingernail gently break the suction between your eye and the contact (with your eye still closed! don't scrape across your open eye!) 4. While scraping gently to break the seal bring the contact to the bottom outside of your eye (kinda all in the same motion) 5. You'll feel that the contact isn't in place anymore (it won't hurt it'll just feel funny) 6. When you open your eyes you'll have a scrunched up contact that should be easy to pinch 7. Unfortunately I could bring myself to do that, so I just kept rubbing the outside of my eye until the contact actually stood up some so I could pick it off with out going near my eye. Just remember if I can do it ANYONE CAN! when I originally told my husband that I wanted to get contact he actually laughed at he and said he would believe it when he saw it! He used to have to pin me down to put eye drops in my eyes! I'm so proud of myself! If you have any questions or you need to talk my email is jgeiger2006@gmail.com Just put contacts real big in the subject line so I don't accidentally delete your email! |
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Happy New Year Great news came today. 4 people will be coming everyone's way soon... thier names are HAPPINESS, HEALTH, WEALTH ｎ ＬＯＶＥ！ＨＡＰＰＹ2007！ |
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Using Contact Lenses Hey! i'm so glad i found this board! i got them yesterday and i did it better at the optomitrist. today it took for 45 minutes to get them in! i can never tell if they are inside out..i was getting very fusterating! i need to take them out soon hopedully they will come out easier..i hopei get the hang of it! |
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Rent an Apartment in Shanghai Hi there! I am travelling to Shanghai in mid-January to study Chinese for 6 weeks with two other students. Our school is Mandarin House, located at 99 Central Urumqi Road in downtown Shanghai. We are looking for an apartment (serviced if possible): - within walking distance to the school - 2 to 3 bedrooms - 1 bathroom - internet connection - preferably in a high rise building so we can soak in views of the city! Our budget is RMB8 -9000/mth. If anyone can recommend any good rental places for us, it would be much appreciated! Please contact me at jching_84@yahoo.com Thanks in advance, Jess |
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Living Cost in Shanghai hi, ur information is very informative to me bcoz i'll be going shanghai working soon. But there is some question here for me to ask, thank you in advanced 1st :-) I'm Malaysian & will go shanghai working wif my girlfren. So I would like to ask u tat how much is the range for renting a room o an apartment in Kongjiang Road bcoz our working station near ter. Then how about the cost for food if we require the normal to low cost food? And for d transportation, is it very convenient around tat area? The local people ter normally hv wat kind of entertainment? wats ur suggestion for these? While for airport back malaysia, is it near? how about the ticket price for it? Thanks a lot for your help, i really appreciate all ur information. Regards, Jess |
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Sasa Enters Shangahi Dear all, I am a regular user of skin care products from various brands. In my view, Sasa carries very limited range of products and prices are not so competitive. If you have any opportunities to visit Singapore, make sure not to lose the chance of getting cheap bargain at Singapore changi International airport departure hall. You will be amazed by the assortment of products and prices! (claimed to be the cheapest in Asia! I am not sure how true this claim is. At least, it will not lose out to HK.) Satisfaction guaranteed! Jess |