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Our wedding website will remain up as a memory, and like Ninang Cayen said, will be eternally unfinished. We've got some plans for it yet, hope you watch out for it!!
Food is my biggest challenge (fatigue a very close second). Anything with complex flavor is very unlikely to be agreed with by my taste buds. The tunny is protesting hunger, but my mouth is being very picky!
I Need food which are neutrally tasting, in other words, bland, but nutritious.
I’ve always been the sleepy kind. But my goodness I can’t imagine being sleepier now more than ever! I was told I’d experience fatigue as part of the first trimester (and online information confirms this). But whew, I can’t get out of bed without having to snooze for two hours!
I wonder if I can get anything done at all? Even more so now, I’ll be needing some serious streamlining of tasks. It’s not easy and I’m not sure if I can cope with all the work I still need done in the next few weeks…
Mini-goal: Get to bed as early as possible. Primetime TV is not worth it.
We’ve strayed away from Janep from the past year or so. We were at twitter, plurk and that thing called facebook. But at the end of the day, we still come back here in the place which we call home.
Now that it seems we will be updating Janep in a regular basis again, I need to do some spring cleaning around the site. I’m too lazy to switch to another theme so we’ll leave it at that for the moment.
We’ll have a big year ahead of us. No definite plans yet *that* far but we’ll see.
Okay, so we started telling people now. And by “we” I mean “me”. Well, I think Ajay told a couple of his friends, but I’ve gone a bit crazy with all the closest dearest family and friends I could get a hold of. Let’s have a look at the varied responses to our news:
I get annoyed very easily these days. I realised it’s time to detoxify my day, so I can identify which things make life worthwhile, and which are not worth paying a second thought (or even a first, if I can manage to train myself well to streamline my thoughts).
So I wrote to NSW Transport to vent my frustration about my flimsy paper ticket, and they wrote back today:
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I am responding to your feedback logged with Transport Info in regard to the quality of transport paper tickets.
I note that you normally purchase a weekly yellow TravelPass. These passes can be purchased from CityRail stations, Sydney Ferries tickets offices and Sydney Buses TransitShops or ticket agents.
If the ticket becomes faulty or damaged, as long as the expiry date is clearly legible, you can normally use it as a “flash pass” to board your service of choice. If you wish to provide me with your postal address, I would be happy to send you a plastic ticket holder to help protect your ticket.
Alternatively, you may wish to consider purchasing a quarterly or yearly yellow TravelPass. These tickets offer additional discounts and if you purchase one from us, Sydney Buses, you will be issued with a plastic coated magnetic ticket which are more resilient to everyday use.
Please click on the attached link for details on how to order quarterly or yearly TravelPasses -
As you may be aware, the Public Transport Ticketing Corporation (PTTC) terminated the Tcard contract with Integrated Ticketing Systems Limited (ITSL) on 23 January, 2008. This cancellation brought a temporary halt to the introduction of a “smart card” ticket payment system. However, the government is committed to providing an integrated ticketing system and State Transit looks forward to being a part of this.
I hope this information is of assistance to you. Thank you for taking the time to bring your comments to our attention.