My last blog entry for 4.3 pupils

My dear children,

This is the last time I am going to blog here. Even though I may not teach you, you can still see me around. Co-operate with your new teachers and classmates. I hope you will enjoy learning in your new class and achieve good results.

Happy New Year.
See you

Hohoho!

Hello children!
Merry Christmas!

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Why is bubble gum not allowed in Singapore?

When I was a child, I ate bubble gums. However, the government discovered that many people spat the gums onto the floor. Workers were needed to remove them and they left ugly marks behind. Some people even put bubble gums on the lift buttons and under the seats of MRT trains. It was very unsightly to see bubble gums everywhere! Just try imagining having bubble gums on your skirts, along the corridor of your house... Therefore the government decided to ban the consumption of bubble gums so that Singapore could continue to be a clean and green garden city.

My son is back

My son came back on Monday night with loads of dirty clothes mixed with clean clothes. Are you boys like him, mixing clean clothes with dirty clothes? The smell of sweat was overwhelming.

He spent all his Australian dollars. He did not buy that many things, only 1 soccer ball, 1 wallet, 2 soft toys, 1 pair of slippers, 1 shirt and 1 packet of sweets. He spent most of his money on food. His brother was a little disappointed. When he went to India last year, he bought his elder brother some things. However, they can share the Adidas soccer ball.

According to my son he enjoyed the aquatic sports most. He was also the champion goal kicker. He competed with the locals and came in second for the 3000-m race. He stayed with a family there for two days and for the rest of the trip he stayed in a hostel near the sea.

Samantha seems to be enjoying herself in Hong Kong. Are the rest of you enjoying yourselves?

My son

I just came back from the airport. My elder son just left for Adelaide at 2350. He will be there till 8 Dec. He has been looking forward to the training trip. When we were at the airport, we realised that he had the smallest luggage. I praised for travelling light. He is going there for training, not man hunt!

Just in case some of you do not know, he will be 15 soon and he takes part in cross country and track and field. He did well in this year's national cross country championships. Individually, he emerged third and as a team, they came in second. I hope he will continue to do well.

He will be competing with the locals there. It will be a good experience. I hope he will enjoy his trip and make new friends.

Are you going on a holiday? I will be going to KL this week for 4 days. I am bringing my mum, therefore we cannot go far. I will blog again when I come back.

Enjoy your holidays but don't waste them. :)

Learning journey

How are you?

Hello! Please don't ask me whether I will be teaching 5.2 or 5.3! I don't know. Are you sure you still want me to teach you after one whole year of me breathing down your neck? Anyway, just enjoy your holidays.