Tuesday, February 9, 2010
JC4 Presentation with my A1 boards and Models
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Saturday, February 6, 2010
Heart warming Experience
Jogged from home to east coast entrance and back this is my usual exercise routine, in some days i would see the same dog leashed, same people, same basket ball player, same people watering plants........ and one more thing is for sure i would see the same dogs in my neighbourhood.
I want to share a shining light hearted experienced i just had. It has been a couple of times i saw this little girl being fed by her maid in her living room full of toys, nostalgia ... familiar to some? today i guess she must have finish her food. She was pushing her toy wagon with whole full of toys in the car poach, she looked at me in the eyes and greeted with a generous smile, and i did the same :) she is very cute.
Following by greeting the dogs by waving my hand on the way back home.
Reached home, just nice dinner is ready.
Simple though but heartwarming
Thanks for the blessing
AJ
The Money Magnet
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Friday, February 5, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
In the Mist of JC4 Submission
Cloud came out of my head........
In the toilet bow. I was thinking how many A1 boards is the best in terms of serving the visual and not visual....
Currently i have got 7 boards, so i point number 7 with my fingers, still sitting on the pink bow, NOooo i don't want to create a Yo kind of feeling and besides it's uneven.
How about 6 i though to myself, it won't show good, lectures might think that i haven't done much and that might also affects on my grade.
So the most Ideal number is 8, coming very near to Chinese new year, Huat ha 8 Huat HA, 8 A1 boards HUAT HA!!!!
But i don't have much to put in the additional board, maybe i can print white color be poetic just ask the lecture and audience to imagine, WOW good idea huh
LOL
Too much crab, back to work
Jia you my fellow comrade
AJ
The Money Magnet
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