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You smoke at public places without even bothering how your actions will affect others around you. Not just our health but also the smell of our hair/clothes. I hate how I have to shampoo my hair twice a day or wash my clothes even after wearing it for an hour, just because of your selfish actions. Fathers smoking in front of their kids/wife...

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Every morning, he borrows newspaper from the cashier at our office's cafeteria, read it while eating, then returns it back to the cashier.  Every morning, he borrows newspaper from the cashier at our office's cafeteria, read it while eating, then returns it back to the cashier.  ...

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I'm glad that the whole of last week, I made my bed EVERY morning! Let's keep this going for the next couple of weeks, until it becomes a habit. Small steps people. Small steps. Weeeeeeeeee~ :D ...

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I wonder why do I fail in reaching my goals. What is wrong. To list down all the wrong things, I assume it will be a lot actually. Some how rather, I managed to notice one thing which is the highest culprit of all of the reasons.DELAYSDelays is the culprit of achieving our desired goals. Consequences of delays are:-1. Will not be able...

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There is never a perfect relationship. There is never a two perfect person for each other. In any relationships, no matter how similar the partners are to each other, there will always be differences. Each person is brought up differently by their parents; taught different values and go through different life experiences. All these, characterized an individual and make them who they are....

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Hana Tajima Simpson. A British-Japanese designer from London. She converted to Muslim 6 years back. I'm sure many Muslim women have heard of her, if not, her popular fashion website: Maysaa. I was reading her profile and came across this: One of the first things I did when I became Muslim was to donate all my ‘un-Islamic’ clothes to my little sister, well, it seemed...

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Up to date, it has been almost 5 months since I started wearing the hijab. I have been okay the first few months, until lately, that I suddenly feel like not-wearing them anymore. I'm not sure if its the devil whispering or if I'm really really not ready. I'm a very very laid back person when it comes to dressing.Comfort always comes first...

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On 15/4/11, I celebrated my birthday in the most laid back manner. For the past two years, it has been a disappointment. No celebration by my previous babe and from my friends. I was staying over at my friends place last year and complained during my stay there. Prior to my post birthday, I would like share a few things : My parents...

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We actually spend most of our daytime in the workplace. Like it or not, the environment in the office can affect our everyday moods and our character building. Those who have been working for quite sometime now will find that work is just another routine. As for me, who haven't even reached my 1 year anniversary of working, I find it very important...

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I wanna start being that independent responsible I once was back in Sydney. Let's start with only these two things: 1) I will make my bed every morning. 2) I will put used clothes in the laundry basket. ...

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Received a random private msg on my twitter from a friend, "Hey Erin, are you okay? You seem a bit more... emo,lately. Which is fine, but just wanted to check if  you're ok :) " which i think is really sweet of her. But trust me, she's not the first. I realized for the past 4 months or so, I've been quite bitter....

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I realized one thing today. Back in Sydney, people are generally very generous with smiles and greetings. "Hello" "Hi" "How's your day been?" or sometimes just a simple smile. Be it the taxi driver or your boss or the tea lady or the toilet cleaner or your lecturer. You call them by their names. You don't have 'sir' or 'boss' or 'Mr.' or...

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