A Ptery­gium (pro­nounced TER-RIG-E-YUM) is an el­e­vat­ed, wing-like, fleshy, tri­an­gu­lar growth that de­vel­ops on the white of the eye (scle­ra) and can in­vade the cornea (the clear front cov­er­ing of the eye). Ptery­gium is usu­al­ly a harm­less con­di­tion and is a be­nign (non-can­cer­ous) growth. If it grows across the cornea, it may cause dis­com­fort and blur­ry vi­sion.

Ac­cord­ing to the web­site Kid­sHealth, va­p­ing is the in­hal­ing of a vapour cre­at­ed by an elec­tron­ic cig­a­rette (e-cig­a­rette) or oth­er sim­i­lar de­vices. E-cig­a­rettes are bat­tery-pow­ered de­vices that heat a liq­uid in­to an aerosol that the user in­hales. The liq­uid usu­al­ly has nico­tine in it, along with flavour­ing and oth­er ad­di­tives.

If you sweat with her, you might just keep her! It is time you con­sid­er how phys­i­cal fit­ness can ben­e­fit your health and well be­ing while pos­i­tive­ly im­pact­ing your re­la­tion­ship. That be­ing the case, you just might want to in­vite your girl­friend/wife to be your work­out bud­dy now.

Just the name sounds painful—uri­nary tract in­fec­tion. If you have ever ex­pe­ri­enced one of these, then you may be all too fa­mil­iar with burn­ing or painful uri­na­tion, strong, fre­quent urges to uri­nate, dis­com­fort in the low­er ab­domen, back pains, fever/chills, nau­sea/vom­it­ing, or dis­coloured urine. You have noth­ing to be ashamed of, as it turns out that uri­nary tract in­fec­tions are one of the most com­mon ail­ments ex­pe­ri­enced by adults, es­pe­cial­ly women.

My name is Joseph De Boulet Rooplal and I am the own­er of Joey’s Body Tech Mus­cle and Fit­ness Cen­tre. A per­son­al train­er, I am al­so a para­medic with the Trinidad and To­ba­go Prison Ser­vice and a mas­sage ther­a­pist (VIP Spa). I am the train­er/physio/nu­tri­tion­ist for Ter­minex La Hor­quet­ta Rangers Foot­ball Club.

Vic­tor Ed­wards is a name that is syn­ony­mous with the­atre in Trinidad and To­ba­go. A writer and di­rec­tor, the Princes Town res­i­dent is known for di­rect­ing clas­sic plays such as John Stein­beck’s The Pearl and Sam Selvon’s A Brighter Sun.

The word boudoir orig­i­nates from 18th Cen­tu­ry France and when lit­er­al­ly trans­lat­ed, means a woman’s pri­vate sit­ting room. To put it sim­ply and to give im­me­di­ate con­text, boudoir pho­tog­ra­phy is the art of por­tray­ing a woman sen­su­al­ly in an in­ti­mate set­ting.

Hap­pi­ly ever af­ter can be unique­ly de­fined by you. Every re­la­tion­ship is dif­fer­ent and trust me when I say there is a rea­son it is called “hap­pi­ly” ever af­ter and not “per­fect­ly” ever af­ter. Hap­pi­ness is not nec­es­sar­i­ly fault­less and glossy per­fec­tion es­pe­cial­ly when it comes to love and re­la­tion­ships. We are all learn­ing and dis­cov­er­ing how to do things right day by day. Main­tain­ing a re­la­tion­ship, es­pe­cial­ly a long-term one, takes a lot of ef­fort, ded­i­ca­tion, pa­tience, com­mit­ment and of course, love. So buck­le up and read these im­por­tant tips:

If you’re not sure what JA­Va stands for, it’s pos­si­ble you prob­a­bly don’t have one...or aren’t en­joy­ing it. Con­trary to the be­lief of some it is not “some sort of com­put­er thing” or even cof­fee. In this case, it means ‘Ju­ly/Au­gust Va­ca­tion’.