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[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]I get what you mean. I always prefer cheaper food than expensive food... it also means you can get more.
Lol, not for me. I do the laundry, as in washing them...and then I can't be bothered to do anymore so I leave them on the side after they've dried... the ironing gets done the morning after.
Ah, I see. What exercise did you do? Do you do it very often?

I don't have the money to buy expensive food everytime too.

de... I have to dry the wet ones, be right back.

I swim, because that's the only thing I'm average at. =w= I swim thrice a week, sometimes less if I don't have the time to do so..

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[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]Mhmm, same here. I was a poor student... now I'm a poor unemployed person.

Haha, I see. Hopefully no colours have mixed at all.

I used to swim... but I will go back into it. But three times a week is good. How long do you swim for?

EDIT: Welcome back.

... I am a poor student...

I've been doing the laundry for years, I know how to handle those -u-

Until I'm quite tired, which is not quite long if you ask me. Usually when I get tired I've already did around ~2km or so. So I'm kinda training my stamina, I think....?

[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]Well, technically, I'm still a student. I haven't graduated yet. But, considering my exams were finished, I decided to move back home... might as well save some money, I figured.

Lol, you're a pro. I decided to play it safe with laundry and kept the washes fairly cool, just so the bright colours didn't run.

Well, to improve stamina, it's more about how long in time you do exercise for, not distance. But 2km is good - that's 80 lengths on a 25m pool. Just switch the pace a bit though - do 2 quick, 2 slow etc. That way the heart-rate changes all the time, which improves the cardiovascular quicker.

de.... I thought when I exercise until I was half-tired everytime, it'll somehow get better.... but thanks for your advice, I'll try that tomorrow.

[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]Also, change the strokes you do as well. Like, do 2 slow forward-crawl and then 2 quick forward crawl, and then do 2 slow breast-stroke and then 2 quick, and then 2 slow backstroke and then 2 quick (although, if you go to a public pool, a quick backstroke might not work). Each stroke works different muscles, so you're working your body harder. (Oh yeah, by "2", I meant lengths. I'm sure you knew that... but I wouldn't want you to accidentally interpret as 2 strokes. You'd look very silly in the pool if you were to do that).

Well, it's not like it won't get better... but if you keep on doing the same exercise, your body will get used to it. I used to only run... but it quickly got pointless.

As if I'm not silly enough... But yes, I'm doing that another way. like 10 for one stroke, 10 for another, and then alternate between the two for another 10 or so...

[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]There are even limits to your silliness, yes. But yeah, let me know how you find that alternative speed suggestion. You should find it a lot harder than how you usually find swimming. It does work, trust me.

Thanks for the advice~

...... Dozed off for several hours here. Might as well sleep for real now. See you two later...... *hugs Iteyui and disappears*

c-ya azelle~

[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]Enjoy the sleep, Azelle~

No worries, Iteyui. Glad I could help. : )

In other news, I love the fact that it's raining right now. Especially since I'm sitting in the conservatory with the rain hammering against the sides. All warm and secure~

Here in a tropical country I still get no rain....
u-u

[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]The most moisture you get is humidity. You're loacted around Indonesia I want to say. Maybe Singapore.

But yeah, you can take your humidity - I'll take my rain. Have you ever left the location at all?

Ja, Singapore.

Only left twice, one to Malaysia, second to Langkawi Island.

[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]Ah, I was right. Figured I was close, let alone right.

I see, fair enough. I couldn't stand living in that humidity though... how were the two trips? Ever considered going anywhere cooler?

Experienced my first drown in Langkawi... But still had fun. Was frickin' long time ago, though.
I don't really have the money and the time to go somewhere out of my country.

[align=justify][color=green][font=verdana]Your first drown? Do you mean you nearly drowned, or was there a flood? Glad to hear you had fun though - I'm guessing you went there with your family.

Mhmm, I hear you there. I wouldn't mind going to Canada or the US, but for a holiday for a week, it can cost upwards to £1000, excluding food and the like. I can't blow that away yet - not until I get a job, anyway.

In a sort of swimming pool/lounge, yes....

Yeah, I need a get a job soon too.