im hungry 28 jan 2013...3pm

its not that i dont need any help at all in my life.....sometimes im too lazy to do anything at all so i have just stay still in time....that really doesnt work...so i have observed...in particular of days i have seen something that gives me lessons....for example...when you want to cook something...dont cook it while its frozen...its really unhealthy n not delicious at all....this is what i have whipped up for me today... i call it prawn soy sauce with baby peas....

need?
prawns(just a handful...at least)
onion
soy sauce...we call them kicap udang....
oil
boil water
baby peas

first of all, boil water and if you have frozen prawns....get a lid n make sure its not plastic but something when you put on something hot...it doesnt melt...put your prawns on that lid...let it rest there until the water have been boiled n at the same time prawns have been unfrozen....get your baby peas n put it in the boiling water n let it be....slow down the fire...

secondly, fry onion and prawns...make sure the oils are enough for frying them....get your baby peas... dried them  and put them in that frying pan.....let them cook for a while...

Lastly,add boiling water in that frying pan as well....enough to make sauce for your rice....let it cook for about 3min.....there you go:)

im going to make cookies tonite...hopefully...

the photo will be uploaded later

semut.....why are you here?

hey readers,

i dont know why or how the ants just got where they are....the reason behind this enquiry is that I was writing something (ok...typing)...there was these groups of ants marching upon my thumb...(picturing it like in the antz the movie).....woooo...seriously...how fast these little creature are ....just wonder...how sharp they are when they bite you....when they have made their little sandy homes....how they have helped each other to carry out tasks....wonder whether they really dont have those little brain?their system...how they have managed themselves to accomplish their mission...did they set their mind to it?how can they smell sugar from so far?is it all from their little antenna??so much to learn....so little time huh?#just an excuse to procrastinate

here is the link for below studies

http://www.lifestudiesonline.com/antbody.htm

Ant Anatomy:

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The anatomy of ants is very interesing. Use this diagram , that shows the main body parts of ants, and the information below to learn about about the anatomy of ants.

The first thing you will notice in this diagram of an ant's anatomy is the three main divisions. Thehead, the trunk, and the metasoma. Ant bodies, like other insects have an exoskeleton . Their skeleton is on the outside - not covered by skin, muscles, and tissue like humans.

The head of an ant has several imporatant parts. First the eyes. Ant eyes are a lot like flies. They have many small eyes connected together. This enables ants to see movement very well.

Also Attached to the head of the ant are two feelers. The feelers are special organs of smell that help ants communicate. If you have every seen an ant find a food source, it is not long before the ant communicates to his friends and their are many ants there. Ants release pheromones (chemicals that have different smells) to communicate with each other. The feelers pick up these smells as signals.

The head also has two strong pinchers which are used to carry food, to dig, and to defend. Just inside the mouth is a small pocket where ants can store food. They can give this food to other ants in need.

The trunk of the ant is where all 6 legs are attached. At the end of each leg is a sharp claw that helps ants climb and hang onto things.

The metasoma of the ant is a poison sack. Ants are closely related to wasps and other stinging insects. Many types of ants have stingers and can inflict a very painful sting. This is a useful way to defend against the many predators ants have.

Inside Ants do not have lungs. Oxygen enters through tiny holes all over the body and Carbon Dioxide leaves through the same holes. There are no blood vessels. The heart is a long tube that pumps colorless blood from the head back to the rear and then back up to the head again. The blood kind of coats the insides of the ants and is then sucked into the tube and pumped up to the head again. The nervous system of ants consists of a long nerve cord that also runs from head to rear with branches leading to the parts of the body, kind of like a human spinal cord.

An ant observatory lets you watch and learn about the fascinating world of ants in your own home. Life Studies will be happy to get you started. We have everything you need including an Ant Observatory and Instructional Video about ants. We will also send you good tunneling ants (Western Harvester ants) for your observatory