TwentyFourEleven

Just wanna take this opportunity before i go 'lack of updates again.

Happy Birthday
to

Ammar

My bookish cousin. haha. Happy 14 go lucky. May Allah Bless you in everything your goin through. Esp. Your PMB results. hehe.

And dear Ammar; I spiced up your picture a bit with photoshop. Hope you like it :D :D :D

Wanna Weekend

Ages. Since I’ve exposed my bare feet on the sands of a beach. Gawd. Sunday, Yesterday was great. A little wet although. The family was planning futsal in LLRC that evening. But since im not in the mood for runnin, kickin or goalin. Haha. I decided to watch the sunset from the beach instead with some cousins. Just across the street. I took a few pictures as well. And though im really sorry for the improper shots of it. As most of it was taken by my cousins. Not me. Haha. We only took shots from my mobile phone. And comparing to the camera which i left home or in other words 'Forgot to bring is much more determining than these pictures shot. And for this post. I had to ask permisson from my parent to access blogging. Because of my cousins who urgently needs the pictures. Besides im still sitting for my last ugama exam (SSRU). And that, my readers. Explains the lack of updates since early this month. Anyways. Hope you enjoy our sunsets :D

Dar and Mar.

The PMY's...Haha. What. Yoga? :P
And me. I've got better things to do. Like this. Haha.Ammar; before falling to the ground. hehe.

I wonder if they got tired of me taking most of their pictures..

Cause i know i am..haha. *Kidding!!

The sunset. Perfect time for my grand pose.

More PMY's...Waves up gangs.
Most of the pictures are spoiled because someone setted the picture settings to very high contrast!!

Lastly before leaving the beach.

Updated.

.That is all.

.Haha.

.Still in Hiatus.

Do Cosmetic Braces Work For Teens?

Still stuck in the 'Jaws' look (Braces) cause if you are, you'll might find this article very interesting..Founded it from the beyond (internet) enjoy!

More parents are buying into the notion that even adolescents shouldn’t be stuck in unsightly orthodontia. But are the prettier (and pricier) alternatives to braces better? Most orthodontists say no. This summer, Align Technology—the company that lured adults back to the dentist with clear retainers in 1999—launched Invisalign Teen. Though kids might be thrilled to avoid a mouthful of metal, Manhattan orthodontist Jan Linhart warns that the removable devices ($4,500 to $7,800) are a big responsibility. “You have to wear them in order for them to work,” he says. According to patient Jenny Cook, 17, of Los Angeles, “It’s really easy to get lazy putting it back in.” Neal Kravitz, an orthodontist in Chantilly, Va., says that most adolescent cases are too severe for Invisalign anyway. (The company says its retainers fix crowding, spacing issues and overbites.)

That doesn’t mean all kids with crooked teeth have to be Ugly Bettys. They can get iBraces—customized brackets attached to the back of the teeth. “I have a lot of patients driving from afar for them,” says Beverly Hills orthodontist Atoosa Nikaeen. Offered by only 18 percent of orthodontists, iBraces move teeth like regular braces but are harder to put on and can cost twice as much ($8,000 to $14,000). Some parents will pay to spare their children the teasing, but it might be better to just stick with what the parents wore in their schooldays. Even orthodontists who specialize in cosmetic options say that conventional braces ($3,000 to $7,000) are still the best. “They’re the most efficient and the easiest,” says Linhart. Luckily, there is another option for the tinsel-toothed: for only a few bucks, they can have their braces PhotoShopped out of the yearbook.