1.27.2008
About Maths Buddy
I am a Maths Buddy and I must teach the Primary 2 pupils Maths.They are quite poor in Maths and they need my help.My buddy's name is Ian Tan.Sometimes,when I explain something related to Maths to him,he would nod his head.But the thing that I need more is patience,is that when I tell him to do some activities that I gave him,he would shake his head and he would tell me that he does not know how to do the sums.This did not make me angry but it tells me to be patient to him.I felt that this is very important as I can improve his Maths and I learnt that I need more patient in doing things.Being a Maths Buddy is not so bad after all.
1.23.2008
If you could only choose one of your 5 senses,what will it be?Why?
If I were to choose,I will choose the eyes,as the eyes will enable me to look and see the surroundings.Eyes are very useful to man and animals as they can help us to enjoy the places where we go.They can also help us to realise where we are.I think that eyes are very important to us.
1.14.2008
About My Computer Lesson Today(14 Jan 2008,Monday)
Hi everyone!Now I am going to tell you about my Computer Lesson.It is very fun and I will not forget this lesson.I will remember how to do this Microsoft Excel.I learned how to type all the amazing things .That's all!
1.09.2008
Full of laughters!
An old woman said to an old man:This chair is my one!
...Instead of saying "this chair is mine",she said the wrong one.
...Instead of saying "this chair is mine",she said the wrong one.
About My Favourite Story In Reader's Digest...
I am now going to tell you about my favourite story in the best book " Reader's Digest".The title is "Against the Odds"Part:Money Makers.A person called "Ron Meyer".When Ron was 14 years old,his friend gave him his first tattoo.A crude desing done with ink and a needle.Like many of the guys he hung out with in Los Angeles,Meyer was a secondary school dropout,a kid quick with his fists who seemed to get into fights somewhat regularly.
Today,Meyer is the president and chief operating officer of Universal Studios.As one of the most successful business leaders in Hollywood,he heads up Universal Pictures and Universal Parks & Resorts.He's the guy who overseas the production of multi-million-dollar extravaganzas like King Kong and Cinderella Man.
Even though Meyer could easily afford it,he has no interest in getting his tattoos removed.
They symbolise just how far he has come,and they remind him of the choices he made.Good and bad along the way.
Meyer's story sounds like the plot of one of his motion pictures.The son of German immigrants,he grew up in a modest home where there was little disposable income.It was a big deal to go to a restaurant.
At 15,he quit secondary school and spent his time shooting pool,boxing at a nearby gym and hanging out with the neighbourhood toughs.With little education or direction and few options,he figured he will be drafted to fight in Vietnam.So when he heard about a boxing programme in the Marine Corps,he signed up.
At one point,he was quarantined with the measles,with no television and nothing to do.His mother sent him two books.One was "The Amboy Dukes",a novel about kids in street gangs.The other one was"The Flesh Peddlers",now out of print,about a guy in the talent-agency buisiness who was living a glamourous life."I realised,"he says,"that I was no longer that idiot kid I had been,and I wanted to change my life."
Meyer finally had a goal:to become an agent and live the sort of lifestyle described in "The Flesh Peddlers".He says he must have had job interviews at all of the major talent-agencies."Everyone said no to me.I did not have a formal education.I came from no influence,no money.There was no obvious reason to give me a job."But after that,someoneaccepted him. He then worked hard and succeeded.
That's all I am going to say.Hope you enjoy my story.Bye!
Today,Meyer is the president and chief operating officer of Universal Studios.As one of the most successful business leaders in Hollywood,he heads up Universal Pictures and Universal Parks & Resorts.He's the guy who overseas the production of multi-million-dollar extravaganzas like King Kong and Cinderella Man.
Even though Meyer could easily afford it,he has no interest in getting his tattoos removed.
They symbolise just how far he has come,and they remind him of the choices he made.Good and bad along the way.
Meyer's story sounds like the plot of one of his motion pictures.The son of German immigrants,he grew up in a modest home where there was little disposable income.It was a big deal to go to a restaurant.
At 15,he quit secondary school and spent his time shooting pool,boxing at a nearby gym and hanging out with the neighbourhood toughs.With little education or direction and few options,he figured he will be drafted to fight in Vietnam.So when he heard about a boxing programme in the Marine Corps,he signed up.
At one point,he was quarantined with the measles,with no television and nothing to do.His mother sent him two books.One was "The Amboy Dukes",a novel about kids in street gangs.The other one was"The Flesh Peddlers",now out of print,about a guy in the talent-agency buisiness who was living a glamourous life."I realised,"he says,"that I was no longer that idiot kid I had been,and I wanted to change my life."
Meyer finally had a goal:to become an agent and live the sort of lifestyle described in "The Flesh Peddlers".He says he must have had job interviews at all of the major talent-agencies."Everyone said no to me.I did not have a formal education.I came from no influence,no money.There was no obvious reason to give me a job."But after that,someoneaccepted him. He then worked hard and succeeded.
That's all I am going to say.Hope you enjoy my story.Bye!
1.03.2008
Welcome To My Blog
Hi to all,welcome to my blog!Hmm.....I want to tell you all about my pet hermit crab.It's cute.Really cute.I found it at Kusu Island.It's not really very big but I think it's like...medium size.
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