(Source: CNN.com) -- As residents of tsunami-ravaged regions struggle for the basics of clean water, food and medical care, focus also turns to the less immediate, but still devastating, mental toll on children.

"The psychological effects are immense," explains Dr. Michael Wasserman, a pediatrician with the Ochsner Clinic Foundation in New Orleans, Louisiana. "Children understand sameness. And for reasons out of everybody's control, you've yanked that away. You've devastated their world." ...

.....*sighs*.....the tsunami came and went, its ripples are still affecting the world....


"There's a difference between doing right because its right and doing right because it makes you special and superior." Billie, Where's Walky.



oh, if not for overcommercialised days, we wouldnt appreciate the daily going ons of our normal days!




Or as the more jaded ones have said, happy singles awareness day ;)Not that Im in any way cynical. In my opinion, Im so so happy for my friends who have loved ones, and for my friends who are single, Im glad they dont have to worry about keeping someone else happy and burning money for them. I love my friends!

Aha.

Christinas been found. Enough said on that until I get back to Miri and find out more information.

I head back to university this Friday, so if any of you reading this are from uni, lets meet up and chill before we succumb to the evil that is actual studying. I dont mind university most of the time, if it wasnt for the evil studying they make us do.

Hmph.