Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Back for the Following Year

See you next year...
New notes and cartoons coming up for 2009...

Monday, June 9, 2008

From the Webmaster's Desk - No Post for a while

I'm too preoccupied with my school's tenth Anniversary Dinner at the moment...
Your understanding is appreciated...

Saturday, June 7, 2008

From the Webmaster's Desk - Difference in Meaning...

I told my wife it's good to have figures in the bank...

She said that she's ok as long as she has figure... sigh...

Friday, May 30, 2008

Fun@Work - Practising for Sports Day

The graduating students in my school are sprinting to the school gate recently in the morning...

Practising for the Sports Day?
Nope!

My principal announced that they will be locked out from intensive classes if they do not report by 730am... :)

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

From the Webmaster's Desk - Post Exams Blues?

Worrying about your exams results?

Don't worry, they always say that there's light at the end of the tunnel...

Just make sure it's not a oncoming train...

Monday, May 12, 2008

Fun@Work - Father & Son, Partners in Crime...

Heard from a colleague that he drove with one hand and drank from a bottle with the other hand on the other day.

His son, aged 5, was shocked and exclaimed that it is illegal to drink and drive...

He passes his bottle to his boy and made him took a sip.

To explain that it's not alcohol and what is drink driving?

Nope. He told his son, "It's ok. We are both drink driving now..."

Monday, May 5, 2008

Geography of Food - Trend of Consumption Since 1960s

From the Webmaster's Desk - Reader's Feedback

Feedback from Mr. Jake Tan

Hello, I'm a new reader of your blog.I'm taking the Olevels this year and find your website to be really useful. I also like the various tidbits of your life, they're highly humorous.

If your blog posts were to be tagged and categorized it would be much easier to find what I want. I suggest switching to another blog host, Wordpress(http://wordpress.com/) which provides such features.

An example would be to divide your posts in 3 categories, Animation, Human Geography and Physical Geography and further tag them with the topics. This would be easier than digger through the archives(unless you have a search engine?)

My Response

Dear Jake,

First, I would like to thank you for your support... I'm glad that you have found the notes useful and enjoyed the Fun@Work column. Feel free to share this with your friends.

Next, I would like to respond to your feedback to improve the blog. I'll definitely look into your suggestion. I'm used to the layout and functions of blogspot. Let me explore your suggestion and see if I will be able to transfer the information.

Thank you for your permission to publish our correspondence.

I look forward to your continued support.

Saturday, April 26, 2008

Animated Series: Spy(ing) Around (Part One)




Fun@Work - Certain Things cannot be Taught

A Primary One (7 years old) boy lost his wallet in school.

His teacher gave him a two dollar note for his recess.

When he was asked how he spent his money, the teacher discovered that

he bought a one dollar purse to keep the other dollar...

Thursday, April 24, 2008

From the Webmaster's Desk - It's Friday?

I woke up in high spirits today and explaimed, " TIGF!"
(Thank God It's Friday!)

My wife looked at me and said, "SHIT"

Surprised by her reaction, I questioned why.

She explained, "Sorry Honey It's Thurday."

Tuesday, April 15, 2008

From the Webmaster's Desk - Head of the Family

Very often, we hear our friends say:

"I make the big decisions in the house and my wife will take care of the other matters... However, there are no big decisions to be made in my home."
(His wife has the final say...)

Lately, I heard of another way of saying this:

"I am the General of the House. I give my wife the rank Major- a few ranks under me. I make decisions for all "General" matters while she makes the "Major" decisions."
(What's the difference? He gives his wife the final say...)

Sunday, April 13, 2008

Animated Series: The Sun will always Rise Again Tomorrow

Inspired by a reader's comment...

"We can never see the sunrise by looking toward the west." (japanese proverb)




Thursday, April 10, 2008

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Friday, April 4, 2008

Fun@Work - Generation Gap

In order to promote the speaking of proper English, a teacher in a particular primary school put on a construction helmet and yellow boots so as to imitate "Phua Chu Kang" (a character in Channel 5 sitcom who speaks Singlish) during a school assembly.

When he went up the stage, he asked at the top of his voice, " do you know who I am?"

The lower primary students shouted, "Bob, The Builder!"

There are no failures, only learning experiences...

Coast - Movement of Waves