Another few more days and Mee and I will be back to UK. Time flies as usual. I managed to meet some of my friends. There are still some more stuffs to buy but we reckon that we will do all the purchases by today. I have done my health report and surprisingly, it took only a day while Mee has to wait for about three days. Inside my report, it includes Blue Cross Blue Shield NC brochures which is kind of the things that I have been thinking about. I have asked a few people and even considered purchasing insurance in Malaysia as well as in UK. However, my brother advised me that I should purchase it in UK and it is pointless to have an insurance plan in Malaysia. I guess that I need to do more research in UK in order to know what options I will have.

Remember the PhD Catalyst which I mentioned a while ago. I have only consumed two in the span of four days and I already love it. It contains almost all ingredients of my daily supplement intake plus anti-oxidants. I am not saying that it is making me formidable but it certainly makes a difference compared to my usual daily supplements. In addition, I feel that I have started to gain some weight after consuming PhD weight gain. As much as I like about these products, something tells me that I should not totally rely on them. Anyway, I will gradually decrease the intake as soon as I reached my targeted weight. My biggest challenge still, is whether I will be able to maintain my weight when I go back to Malaysia. But if my weight starts ballooning, I wonder if PhD has some quick weight loss product. Nah, I would not try it even if PhD has the product because I believe that working out and a good diet are the best combination.

Selangor is one of the states in Malaysia. On 2nd January 2010, it had its first ‘No Plastic Bag Day’. Upon reading the topic, I thought it only lasted a day but it was a good beginning to educate fellow Malaysians. After reading the report, the Selangor government actually encourages every retailer to promote ‘No Plastic Bag Day’ every Saturday.

Most of the European countries have started charging customers for plastic bags. Sadly, retailers in UK seem to have different opinions. The only place where I know that charges customers for plastic bags is Lidl. In Morissons, some of the checkout operators give out plastic bags depending on the quantity of items purchased. However, some adamant customers just demand more and more plastic bags even if they only bought a few items.

Anyway, as much as I dislike the many things that are implemented in Malaysia, no doubt that ‘No Plastic Bag Day’ is a very good move.