~A Journey through my Life~

Tips on 'How to avoid getting into trouble when cheating on your wife / girlfriend' lol!

Here are some tips that I just learned on 'How to avoid getting into trouble when cheating on your wife / girlfriend'. So guys...if you plan to cheat on your wifes or girlfriends, here are some very useful tips for you. Girls...read it too so that you won't be 'fooled' by your husbands or boyfriends when they cheat on you...haha! So here goes......

1) Delete the message
Guys....if you have other girlfriends besides your wife or 'real girlfriend' and is smsing each other, make sure you remember to delete every message from your other girlfriends including the most romantic message from her like 'Darling, I love you sooo much and you're the love of my life!' You don't have to feel that its a loss to delete the most romantic message from her unless you want to end up dying in your wife's or girlfriend's hands...haha!

2) Use only 1 acronym
If you call your wife or girlfriend 'darling', use the same with your other girlfriends too. Don't call your wife 'darling' and your other girlfriends 'honey' or 'sweetheart' or 'baby' cause you'll get confused and mixed up later. You might also end up calling your wife 'honey' when all these years you only called her 'darling'. This way, it gives her a chance to get suspicious. So watch out!!

3) Be confident when telling lies
You must be confident when telling lies and do not let fear overcome you as this will show that you're lying. For example, you accidentally sleep-talked when you're sleeping. You were dreaming of your other girlfriends and said 'Baby, I love your cute little lips.' The bad thing is your wife heard what you said in your sleep. She woke you up to ask who you're reffering to when you said that phrase in your sleep. The problem is, you can't say that you're reffering to her when you said that phrase because you just complained about her big mouth a few days ago. So the only way is to look straight into her eyes (without blinking) and say 'After all these years, don't you trust me at all?' Remember...don't ever blink when saying it or else you die!!! This will show you're confident that you did not do her any wrong and this will shut her mouth from asking more.

This is all that I remembered about the tips. If you guys want to know more, just go search from googles or something. Thats what internet is for. For you to search whatever you want to know. Lastly, I want to say...guys, GOOD LUCK to you and girls, BEWARE!!!

Oh ya! Another thing...this is for GIRLS! Do you want to know how to keep your husbands safely by your side at all times? Here's what you can do. Keep supplying your husbands with the most delicious chicken rice ever. Not to forget the most important thing too. CHILLIES!!! Know why you should do that? I'm sure you don't want your husbands to go out looking for those 'EXPENSIVE CHICKENS' thats going to cost you a bomb! Haha!!

posted by Joanne Tan @ 7:48 PM Comments: 0

You're my Honeybunch (Cuppy cake song)

This is a very nice song that I'd like to share with those who do not know this song yet. It was sung by Amy Castle when she was 3 years old in 1994. I love her cute little voice and the tune of the song. You can listen to the song in my media box. Just click to play. Enjoy!!

posted by Joanne Tan @ 11:00 PM Comments: 0

Visit to Tunku Putra International School

On Thursday, 8 February 2007, my classmates and I visited Tunku Putra International School to collect information for our assignment. We arrived there at about 1pm and was brought to see one of the coordinator, Mr. Eric. We were supposed to interview the principal but because she couldn't make it, Mr. Eric represented her instead.

He lead us to his office where all of us took a seat around his room. We interviewed him for more than half an hour asking about the organizational structure of the school, who has formal authority over teachers, their roles, the amount of formal authority that they have, the division of labor and specialization in the school and whether there's a narrow or broad span of control.

Besides answering our questions, he also talked about the school, their curriculum, activities, lessons, testing and evaluation, teachers, students and so on. All these are extra knowledge for us where we get to know the school better, the way they manage it, their courses and syllabus and so on. He also told us that they'll be moving to their new campus at Petra Jaya during their mid-term break. Their new campus is really big given the 22-acre spacious site. Its a very nice campus. He showed us some pictures of the new campus. Here are some too.

After interviewing him, we toured around the school. He brought us to every classrooms to have a look. We even had the chance to go into a Primary 1 classroom to observe how the teacher teach but it was only for a short while. The kids are soo cute. There are students from different countries like Korea, Japan, Australia, Canada, Britain, Taiwan, Singapore, India and many more.

During the last minute, we were able to meet the principal so we went into her office to meet and have a little talk with her. She's Dr. Sue Collins from New Zealand. A new principal who just started her job there about 5 months ago. She's a very nice, friendly lady that anyone can meet. She talked to us about her experiences lecturing in a Teacher's Training College in New Zealand. She also told us that she'd be very happy to show her doctorate thesis to us...lol. Not only that, she kept repeating that she'd be very happy to see us back in her school to do more research for our assignments and that she'd be ever ready to help in whatever she can. She also personally told us that when we graduate, if we want to work in her school, we can always see her about it. See? We got an advantage there already....haha! Before we leave, we took some group pictures together with her and Mr. Eric. We reached our campus at around 3pm. Will upload the pictures we took when I get them from Daniel. Thats all for now. Tata!

posted by Joanne Tan @ 10:30 PM Comments: 0