Being someone who grow up watching Disney cartoons such as Beauty and The Beast, Aladdin, Pocahontas and the like, Disney Princesses are really a part of my idols. I used to go all excited looking at all the Disney Collectibles back then, and really hoped I could get my hands on them. I saved and scrimped, and I got myself a Princess mug, and it was really expensive for me, who didn’t really have a lot of pocket money. I was so happy that there are coupon codes for online stores, and they have a lot of deals and discount coupons for everything under the sun. And they even have Disney coupons that give discounts for all Disney collectibles! Great, isn’t it? Now I can get some Disney collectibles online and with a discount to boot!

Chung Chen Public Free Night School, 1992-1997.

This is a continuation of my night school remembrance, Part I and Part II.

There was a year when I finished all the final exams in both day and night school and started my year end holiday early to help around at home because empress had just been discharged after a surgery, and lo and behold! The teachers in the night school were searching for me for prize giving ceremony rehearsal, because, surprise! I was top in class that year! I couldn’t even recall if I did well in the papers because all I wanted was for the exams to end, and it was really funny that the No.2 was fuming because she her total marks was just a mark or two lower than mine and she studied harder.

Needless to say, I attended the last two days of classes in that year just to find out what the fuss was about. And I got a book voucher which I then spent it on some dictionary to help my Chinese essay writing, which I now recalled that I have never really completed an essay save for one, which talks about some picnic on the beach.

We also learned to write calligraphy, the big one (da kai) and the small one (xiao kai). I have no idea what it was called in English, but we used brush dipped in black in to write Chinese characters on papers with small squares. I could still remember my first brush stroke writing the da kai, where everything came out looking like a thick moustache than a Chinese character. After a few more tries I could write better, but it still looked weird.I fared better writing xiao kai, as I cheated using no-dip brush, which basically is a pen-like brush with continuous flow of black ink that does not require dipping into the inkpot after writing every character. My xiao kai turned out well, and in fact, one of my scripts got posted up in the school notice board. I was so happy.

To be continued later, again… 

The last time I heard about remote access was the time when my cousin explained to her mum that she is using the home PC to access her PC in the office so that she could finish some jobs at home.

Frankly, before remote access, sometimes people will lug all their files, folders and important documents from office back home if they have some unfinished job to complete at home. It is quite troublesome to move so many paperworks to and from office, isn’t it?

Remote access really makes things a lot easier by enabling users to access their PC at any time from any places as long as there is an internet access. Even when you are on a vacation, you can access your business or work PC, so its a great idea to maintain productivity.

Chung Chen Public Free Night School, 1992-1997.

This is a continuation of my night school remembrance, Part I.

Honestly, back then I was not entirely satisfied with the arrangement of having to attend two schooling sessions a day, even if the night class was only for two hours. I was young and couldn’t understand why I should be attending classes at night when my day school classmates were either watching TV or playing games at home. Heck, I wanted to watch tv at home too.

I’ve reasoned. I’ve whined. I’ve cajoled. But my dad had never relented. He says he don’t care as long as I go through that six years, even though I go there and sit and stare at the ceiling. So, I tried. I attended classes and learn. I tried my best to pay attention, and when I was tired I chatted with my classmates or read comic under the desk, much to the annoyance of my teachers.

I don’t do all the homeworks, simply because there is just too much to keep up. There are 5 subjects and with them, came along five textbooks and seven workbooks, which will be changed every half a year. I just can’t keep up with all of them, so most of the time I did the least taxing ones, and make a pass to all those tough ones.

That explains why my written Chinese is half a bucket of water, and my reading skills are half a bucket plus a cup of water.

Sometimes when I was just too tired or if there were major exams coming up in day school, I will skip the night classes. Every now and then when the lazy nerves are twitching, I skipped the night classes. I think my attendance are filled around 60% to 65% a year, which I think is good enough.

I was, by default, weakest in the Chinese subject itself, and can barely scrap a 65% score in every test. Yeah, there were tests in night school too. Bahasa Malaysia was my strongest point, with 98% to 100% scores which usually helps a lot to bring me up a few notches in the class number standing. You know, the top in class, the second, third and so forth system.

will be continued later…

From A to C, if you are talking about academics, it will be a bedlam, but if it is bra size, it might be Godsend to some girls (and guys too!). But hello, no matter what you do it is not going to grow bigger instantly, unless it involves surgery. No amount of rubbing, no amount of bust creams and those marketing gimmicks are going to enlarge any given women’s bust size, except perhaps, breastfeeding. So yeah, going under the knife is necessary for the sake of vanity. It is kinda popular these days to tweak whichever part of bodies we are not satisfied with by surgery, isn’t it?

The celebrities did it. The Hollywood wannabes did it. The wealthy socialites did it. I am not going to name names, but I guess if you are keen enough, you will definitely notice, and even if you don’t, there are a lot of sites out there trying to expose the tweaked faces of the rich and famous.

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