indeed misery is optional if we were able to change our perspectives from time to time (:
who says SG dun have (minion) talents? (:

– a Singaporean teacher's storeroom 🖖
indeed misery is optional if we were able to change our perspectives from time to time (:
who says SG dun have (minion) talents? (:
on this day, mum paid $50 expecting an hourly maid to come in to do 2 hours of chores.
maid arrived at 0900hr, briefed by mum, started work, and packed to leave at 1000hr.
mum: hey! why you work for only half an hour and you are leaving? you’re supposed to work till 11am right?
maid: no, 10am is correct.
mum: but i paid you $50 when your hourly rate is $25.
maid: yes yes. i spent 30 mins to come from home to here, spent 30 mins to discuss the work with you, cleaned the house for 30 mins, and i still need 30 mins to go home. so all in all, 120 minutes = 2 hours. IF i were to work 1 min extra, that would really be courtesy of me. you ought to write me a “Thank You” card to show your gratitude! but for now, bye-bye (:
i’m utterly impressed when mum related the story to me (:
(credit: Rubbermaid/ CC BY 2.0)
(disclaimer: all characters appearing in this work are fictitious. any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental. the only real person here is “i”)
chanced upon this via @hiannie‘s tweet, it’s called The Ostrich Story — choose your words carefully or you may regret for life, enjoy 😛

saw this post on smashingmagazine, it’s a stroll down memory lane indeed. those of us who’s still playing games today, you’ll really noticed how far computer games had progressed over the past 20-30years. of the many games that appeared in the post, these are the games that i:
played before on my PC-AT 80286:
knew its existence:
more than 90% huh? (: