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a mother's diet can actually determine the gender of her child

an article i just read on the net. how interesting. if you are a mummy-to-be and you are consuming higher levels of glucose, or sugar, this will encourage the growth and development of male embryos. a hearty breakfast laced with sugar could also increase the chances of conceiving a baby boy! lol. i was right about something! i always think that a female's diet could sort of determine the gender of their baby! i was talking about this with a colleague a few days ago. wooh... now i have something to back me up when people sometimes think that i think too much...
jeez... i'm gonna eat a few days of bowls of cereals from now onwards! i want a male baby 1st followed by a baby girl. hehee.. i'm kinda thinking too FAR ahead yah... lol.
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this morning i'm reminded that i need to visit my friend. i love my good friends all. just hope things will be okie.
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then speaking of which i'm an early bird today. i woke up like at 5.36am. went for a jog. i jogged yesterday evening too. i'm so determined to slim down and become fit. it's a undoubtedly good feeling to jog. alone. when you have a mission in mind. and the morning breeze just made it better.
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yesterday night i couldn't get to sleep. i need to speak to someone. lucky germs was there for me. i'm feeling much better now. i just need to think lesser and be more confident and be more occupied. :))
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yah, so here i am. getting better. *smile*
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