Friday, November 20, 2009

VOTE EARTH!

Friday, October 23, 2009

Distractions

When we were sitting for the Biology paper, noises are coming from all directions. And it's non-stop. Teachers are giving us the chance to learn how to continue doing the test without being distracted by it, I supposed. :D Form 3 students were screaming their lungs out as their PMR was over and they were having lots of fun in the field that we didn't have when we were Form 3 which is indeed very sad. Nothing was planned for us at that time. We played UNO cards in the class, the Game of Life, Monopoli and so on. This year, the Form 3 students were fortunate enough because the teachers took the initiative to plan activities for them but for us, we only get scolding by teachers for bringing cards to school. Nevertheless, we still had fun laughing and making noise in class. Construction work was going on upstairs to repair old ceilings (our school celebrated Golden Jubilee-you what that means right?) that are going to fall on someone very soon. That's where the noise comes in. They dragged the tables, hammered something and scared the ones on the bottom floor, us! Despite all the noises heard, we still managed to finish the paper on time.
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Shall I consider myself as a nerd? Some used this adjective to describe me. No choice. I have to be like that sometimes to score good grades in exams. People see merits, not anything else. If you're not smart, you'll have to work extra harder to achieve what you want.

I don't revise until late night, skip meals and refrain from watching tv.

Burning the midnight oil will lower down your concentration in class. Be present in school every day! You'll be able to learn new stuff from the teachers. I know that there are teachers who don't explain properly and they will just skip the whole chapter assuming that they have taught us the entire chapter. If you choose to skip school, will you revise on your own? Probably no! You'll be online, logging in Facebook, chatting, playing games, watching tv half of your time, blogging and sleeping.

Hardworking people scores higher marks than a naturally smart person.

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Say Yes!

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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Horrified

I had a nightmare two days ago. It's freaky! My teeth were falling one by one in my mouth and I just couldn't stop it. Eventually, every tooth fell. I was on my way to the dentist and the dentist told me that he cannot fix it anymore. Nothing can be done to my teeth. Ar......what had happened? Then, I woke up. The first thing I did was check my teeth. Thank GOD they are still there.

Watch it, don't be afraid

When exam is around the corner, parents tend to restrict their children from watching TV, their favourite shows. In every parent’s mind, memorising all the facts is the most important thing to do. Have they ever wonder how stressful that can be, how much pressure it exert on the poor child? I bet the answer will be no.

I can't restrict myself from watching TV daily. It's a must to watch all my favourite shows. :D I can't be sitting in my room and study 24/7. Taking a rest helps to rejuvenate my body and brain. A deep breath and light exercise will be good too! You can choose to take a bite or a cold drink in the meantime.

I personally think that there's nothing wrong in watching. You are still gaining knowledge, improving your language and other necessary skills which also depend on what you are watching. Even cartoons or animations are beneficial. They bring positive messages. Korean, Japanese, Taiwan or Chinese drama is equally good. Many skills can be learned from here besides the textbook which is full of facts, texts and silly elaborations which I don’t know why they have to be in there. Probably to make the book thicker and look as if it’s full of useful information but actually there isn’t. Some are just short notes and questions with no answers to it. So, where can we find those answers? Very simple! In revision books which involves money. Can all the students afford a RM20++ book each subject? Let say, we have a minimum of 3 subjects that is RM20 X 3 = RM60. It’s a pretty large amount already for poor families.

Watch TV while you can!

Friday, September 18, 2009

Are you eating these food?

The following processed foods tested positive for being genetically modified (September 1999). These tests were not "safety tests;" they were only to establish the presence of unlabeled genetically modified ingredients.


* Frito-Lay Fritos Corn Chips
* Bravos Tortilla Chips
* Kellogg's Corn Flakes
* General Mills Total Corn Flakes Cereal
* Post Blueberry Morning Cereal
* Heinz 2 Baby Food
* Enfamil ProSobee Soy Formula
* Similac Isomil Soy Formula
* Nestle Carnation Alsoy Infant Formula
* Quaker Chewy Granola Bars
* Nabisco Snackwell's Granola Bars
* Ball Park Franks
* Duncan Hines Cake Mix
* Quick Loaf Bread Mix
* Ultra Slim Fast
* Quaker Yellow Corn Meal
* Light Life Gimme Lean
* Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix
* Alpo Dry Pet Food
* Gardenburger
* Boca Burger Chef Max's Favorite
* Morning Star Farms Better'n Burgers
* Green Giant Harvest Burgers (now called Morningstar Farms)
* McDonald's McVeggie Burgers
* Ovaltine Malt Powdered Beverage Mix
* Betty Crocker Bac-O's Bacon Flavor Bits
* Old El Paso Taco Shells
* Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Be Happy

What is most important in live?
The answer is to be happy.
Don't dwell to the past. Move on!
Choose the right path in your life.
Never regret of what you've done that's right!
Your parents don't nag you without a reason. They don't give birth to you for fun.
There's a purpose and reason behind everything.
No one will force you to do things that you dislike unless you cannot make your own wise decision.
Think ahead!
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Selamat Hari Raya!
and Happy Holidays. :D