http://www.mylot.com/w/keywords/watery.aspx MyLot Discussions About watery en-gb http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2021354.aspx Have you ever experience unable to sleep when you drink more than four cups of water before bedtime? No matter how much I try to sleep in my bed in different sleeping position. I cannot get sleep. I never think of problems or any event that make me feel stressful. Maybe, because of too much intake of water that my stomach feel full. I even urinate and go to the bathroom many times. But, the feeling of fullness won't go away. Have you ever experience this feelings and what do yo do to makes yourelf sleepy? Wed, 27 May 2009 06:10:35 GMT neelianoscet http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1871490.aspx I don't mean to cause any offence here, but this is a cultural difference that I just can't seem to get used to. American soft drinks, like food portions, are usually on the generous side, which is nice if you have the capacity for this. Cup sizes are huge (I am still talking about drinks here, [em]lol[/em]lol!), but a surprising proportion of the cup is taken up by ice cubes. Why do American people put quite so much ice in their drinks I wonder? It makes the drink taste, well, too cold (in my humble opinion!), it dilutes the drink so it doesn't taste the same, and for those with sensitive teeth it also causes pain! And it's not just in the warm parts of America that people do this, we experienced the same thing in New York and Boston a few years ago when it wasn't that hot. As the default seems to be with a bucketful of ice, we try to remember to ask for no ice when we order. This elicits some strange looks, and jokes about how we crazy British people love drinking warm beer (..which is true to a certain extent..) We've been to other hot countries but nowhere else have we experienced this phenomenon. Why do you think this is? Do you like your drinks with or without ice? (Or perhaps that should be 'do you like drink with your ice?' [em]lol[/em] rofl @ my own joke!! Hmm, sorry... [em]blush[/em]) Thu, 15 Jan 2009 07:39:49 GMT liquorice http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1990909.aspx some peeps have such a problem with sweating that it gets to be a really embarrassing problem that they have to deal with on a daily basis. as you go older, you'll notice that you sweat more. you'll also notice that you stink a lot more when you sweat, even for girls. if you really don't have your regular hygiene, even your smelly dog that eats its own poop won't come near you. well, i have a friend that sweats a lot, even in his palms and soles. we often teased him that gets lots of money because of that. here in our place there's a belief that if you sweat in your palms and soles, youll acquire some bucks for that time. i know it sounds silly, i don't believe it either. well, excessive sweating is believed to be genetic. there's no way to avoid that. the only protection against bad body odor is to maintain daily hygiene. how about you? Sun, 26 Apr 2009 21:56:30 GMT flagella08 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1567983.aspx my eyes has been tired and watery today. i dunno.. i was really stressed out last night when i learned that i still have so many things to do in a project that seemed finished already. anyway, i learned that i still have so many things to do...like additional work, and having to redo some stuff that i already did. not because i did them wrong, but there are just updates. then so many things came up and i got so caught up in it. that despite sleeping last night, i couldn't seem to focus because i seem groggy and i have watery eyes. anyway, thank God, most of the stuff that were added had been done today and i was able to go out with my husband while i was looking for stuff that i needed. so at least i hit two birds with one stone. hehe good day all! i am not active today. busy... God bless us all! :0 Thu, 19 Jun 2008 08:00:26 GMT spoiled311 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1565106.aspx i get hayfever and had it quite bad the last week, it drains you, i do have tablets for this. who else suffers with it and how bad does it get? Tue, 17 Jun 2008 10:28:53 GMT Ladywriter1968 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1532751.aspx Do you like congee or porridge? I like it very much. I am also very good at cooking congee. LOL How much water you should put when cooking congee is very important. Neither too much nor less water is availabe for cooking congee. It is just enough water that we need. After the conjee is boiled, you should stir it and the congee will be very delicious. I think cooking porridge is just like a fine art. If you want to have a good taste of it, you should cook it skillfully. Do you think so? Mon, 26 May 2008 22:17:31 GMT lynnlwn308033129 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1122935.aspx I went to our school canteen this afternoon to visit my friends. As I was sitting, a friend of mine arrived with some food. She had spaghetti and toasted bread. I didn't mind her. After a while another friend came, she was holding a plate full of pansit palabok. It is a kind of stir-fried noodles here in the Philippines. As she was eating, I found my mouth watering. So I decided to buy one myself. Have you experienced this? What food makes your mouth watery? Mon, 04 Jun 2007 04:59:10 GMT argie713 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1071270.aspx HELP! I don't know how I got this! It started last night. My eye was really itchy and I kept pulling boogers out of it and now it's all pink and burns and itches at the same time. My vision is blurry too. I wasn't around anyone with it so I don't understand how I would get it. Fri, 11 May 2007 13:02:13 GMT angelface23 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1011219.aspx Well I've always have a problem with photo-sensitivity. The sunlight hurts my eyes, I get sunburned really easily and bright sunlight even makes me sneeze sometimes. I only used to be sensitive to sunlight but over the past couple of weeks indoor florescent lights have been really hurting my eyes. I even wore my sunglasses during my last trig class and even so my eyes were still hurting me. So I went to my eye doctor today. After examining me he told me that my eyes were really dry and that my corneas were swollen and that this was what was most likely causing the increased photo-sensitivity. He said they probably got swollen from a combination of eye allergies and me rubbing my eyes. So now I have to take two different eye drops. One is just lubricating drops for the dryness. The other is prescription and is anti-inflammatory drops. The prescription ones burn, hopefully I won't have to be on them for too long. My eye doctor wants to see me again next week to see if things get any better. Fri, 20 Apr 2007 12:25:09 GMT Kythe42 http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/1003605.aspx More people are adviced by doctors to eat more fruits, drink more water. sometimes when i'm thirsty but does not like to drink ordinary water i take watermelon or fruits that have lot of water and i do quench my thirst. I'd like to ask do these watery fruits or foods play the functions of water in the digestive system? Wed, 18 Apr 2007 06:56:53 GMT fredgame