yeah this is new and unique posting about toilet bowl seater, as my dear break the toilet bowl seater. no kidding, I am sure because of his weight on it that breaks it. the part of of bowl seater has pop up as broken. if just sit on it no see sure make your thigh bleeds.
need to find those that dont have the standing at the bottom of the seater. this toilet bowl seater that broken has standing at bottom a few sides thats why it breaks easily as cannot support the weight.
Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Getting busy body?
So what happen if a friend in trouble would you be supportive or back out about it?
What do you think as a friend advice the blogger friend about their blog post? Just to encourage them to update their blog.
Would it be too much or being busy body to tell them?
Anyway some people prefer to back out of it, don't want to know don't care about the matter.
What do you think as a friend advice the blogger friend about their blog post? Just to encourage them to update their blog.
Would it be too much or being busy body to tell them?
Anyway some people prefer to back out of it, don't want to know don't care about the matter.
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Last day check out #CheckIn2Win RM500,000 awaiting you
Everyone Is A Winner With Sure-Win Prizes, well if you like to know more about this do read on to find out.
Get on board to RM500,000 in prizes including 56 luxury product prizes when you shop online with Reebonz during the #CheckIn2Win campaign that will run from June 23rd to 30th.
The campaign, hosted on Reebonz’ homepage, gives global participants the opportunity to win from unlimited prizes by selecting a seat on its simulated flight booking page.
The campaign is a welcome surprise for luxury-focused consumers looking for the best offers of genuine handbags, shoes and small leather goods ahead of the festive season.
This June campaign is designed to resonate with the summer break and the anticipation of ‘balik kampung’. A simulated flight-seating plan is a perfect reminder of the good times ahead on holiday, catching up with family and friends and breaking away from the norm. Participants can click on any of the seats they like and they will win a prize instantly. Unlike most contests everyone stands to win something, delivering exciting opportunities this summer break.
Any seat chosen from 10am to midnight uncovers a sure-win prize that can be redeemed for bigger savings from Reebonz’ online sale events. However eight extraordinarily lucky participants each day, stand to win exciting prizes worth more than RM500,000 during the week long campaign. Different surprises are revealed every day, encouraging participants to better their luck each day of departing with a bigger shopping haul.
This is a contest with no losers, only winners. You don't want to lose this chance, if you like to win something do take part and get on board this flight to accessible luxury!
For more information and to participate log on to www.reebonz.com.my.
Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Replacement class on Saturday
So this Saturday my son has got replacement class Tuesday.
He needs to go school on this Saturday as last week Tuesday school was closed.
Find out from another parent, she whatapp me to inform.
My other friends also told me about it, so now we know it is confirmed this Saturday he got class.
He needs to go school on this Saturday as last week Tuesday school was closed.
Find out from another parent, she whatapp me to inform.
My other friends also told me about it, so now we know it is confirmed this Saturday he got class.
Thursday, January 15, 2015
McDonald’s Malaysia and RMHC extend support and much needed help to flood victims
More than RM500,000 worth of aid in the form of cash donation and in kind to be donated for rebuilding efforts
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (14 January 2015) – McDonald’s Malaysia and the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) Malaysia are extending their support to help families affected by the recent floods in the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. As part of the initiative, collections for the months of January and February from all RMHC donation coin boxes found in McDonald’s restaurants will be channelled to the flood victims. Additionally, McDonald’s Malaysia is pledging to match every ringgit collected during the same period.
All funds will go towards helping the affected children to rebuild their lives after one of the worst floods to have hit the country.
Cash donations aside, McDonald’s Malaysia employees also volunteered to send aid and help in the post-flood clean-up efforts in several affected areas, namely Kota Bharu, Dungun and Temerloh. From 9 January to 11 January, a convoy of 8 4WD vehicles and 2 delivery trucks carrying aid relief boxes totalling more than RM100,000 were distributed to 650 families. Each aid relief box contained items such as portable gas stoves, rice bags, instant noodles, cooking oil, cooking pots and other utensils. 450 RMHC school bags were also distributed for the affected children.
“In the spirit of Malaysians serving Malaysians, it is heartening to see so many of our employees volunteering for this initiative to lend a helping hand to our fellow brothers and sisters in the affected areas. We are truly proud of the wonderful team spirit, and I hope that McDonald’s and RMHC’s support will help accelerate the rebuilding process so that every affected Malaysian can start afresh on stronger footing,” said Stephen Chew, Managing Director of McDonald’s Malaysia.
During the initial stages of the flood relief efforts, McDonald’s Malaysia had lent its support with the provision of 1,500 meals to the dedicated servicemen from the Ministry of Defence. With many homes destroyed by the floods, McDonald’s Malaysia will also be disbursing almost RM180,000 to 356 McDonald’s employee families affected by the floods.
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (14 January 2015) – McDonald’s Malaysia and the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) Malaysia are extending their support to help families affected by the recent floods in the east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. As part of the initiative, collections for the months of January and February from all RMHC donation coin boxes found in McDonald’s restaurants will be channelled to the flood victims. Additionally, McDonald’s Malaysia is pledging to match every ringgit collected during the same period.
All funds will go towards helping the affected children to rebuild their lives after one of the worst floods to have hit the country.
Cash donations aside, McDonald’s Malaysia employees also volunteered to send aid and help in the post-flood clean-up efforts in several affected areas, namely Kota Bharu, Dungun and Temerloh. From 9 January to 11 January, a convoy of 8 4WD vehicles and 2 delivery trucks carrying aid relief boxes totalling more than RM100,000 were distributed to 650 families. Each aid relief box contained items such as portable gas stoves, rice bags, instant noodles, cooking oil, cooking pots and other utensils. 450 RMHC school bags were also distributed for the affected children.
“In the spirit of Malaysians serving Malaysians, it is heartening to see so many of our employees volunteering for this initiative to lend a helping hand to our fellow brothers and sisters in the affected areas. We are truly proud of the wonderful team spirit, and I hope that McDonald’s and RMHC’s support will help accelerate the rebuilding process so that every affected Malaysian can start afresh on stronger footing,” said Stephen Chew, Managing Director of McDonald’s Malaysia.
During the initial stages of the flood relief efforts, McDonald’s Malaysia had lent its support with the provision of 1,500 meals to the dedicated servicemen from the Ministry of Defence. With many homes destroyed by the floods, McDonald’s Malaysia will also be disbursing almost RM180,000 to 356 McDonald’s employee families affected by the floods.
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