It’s weird being the same age as old people.

It’s weird being the same age as old people

I enjoyed reading these clips, quotes, and and poems.

Read on… https://wp.me/s8ovlA-truisms

Being old….

“You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.” – C.S. Lewis

Who is sleeping in class?

Who is sleeping in class?

who is sleeping in class? (Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com)

Caught sleeping in class?

It is a dilemma

for both the teacher

and the student.

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“… either your baby

had been keeping you

up the whole night,

or you’re burning midnight oil

for the coming major test!”

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Hand-in-hand

with the student

(who was caught sleeping in my class)

we paced up and down

as the class discussed further.

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“Do you agree with this answer?”

This student gave her view.

“Now go back to your seat!”

By then, she was wide-awake,

so was… the whole class!

Or they will be the next

to walk up and down

the class with me! 😉

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The other effective method

was to make

that particular student

come out and

operate my slide

as I paced up and down

the classroom during a discussion,

especially a discussion

before a summative assessment!

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Keeping my eyes open in class as a student

Keeping my eyes open in class as a student

Yesterday I wrote about ‘Who is sleeping in (my) class?’

But as a student (when I was young, at University) on the receiving end, it is even more challenging!

Especially after a lunch break, when the brain became dull and sleepy!

In lecture hall (Photo by ICSA on Pexels.com)

After a lecture, a few of my classmates approached me.

We saw you shook your head hard a few times. But you definitely, was busy scribbling… non- stop! Can we borrow your notes?”

They did… but not to copy! They photostated!

“… no more energy to copy, la! And, wow! You practically copied everything the lecturer said… every ‘tut’!”

“…tut?”

Ya…’kentut ‘!” I learned a new word that day.

I wrote and scribbled… desperately, to keep myself awake!

Those ‘tut’ were stories and scenarios to describe each example. And, they usually turned up again as scenarios in the examination questions!

Thanks to the ‘tut’!

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When to get pregnant.

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When to get pregnant.

How protective a mother can be!

How protective a mother can be!

Protective mums!

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(a senyru poem)

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vulnerable years

under mother’s’ protection

nature’ s cold and rain!

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Listen to my duet on good mother… (好妈妈) (người mẹ tốt) (แม่ที่ดี)!

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Finally, a son after eight daughters!

Finally, a son after eight daughters!

Sr Rosemary told us her experience with this hawker lady!

Gender preferences – daughter or son?

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A hawker wife burst out crying out loudly in the labour room. “My mother-in-law said she would make my husband marry another woman if I deliver another girl!  This is my eighth daughter!  I want to die! “

Sister Rosemary taught her the mucus method of family planning. And the hawker’s wife finally got a son!

Sr Rosemary, F.M.M.

In many traditional families, gender preference for a male offspring can not be undermined!

A pacifier for my granddaughter

A pacifier for my granddaughter

A pacifier handle

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A pacifier for my granddaughter

(SENYRU)

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confinement centre

activities a plenty

to teach new mothers

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string a handle with

colourful beads and designs

for pacifier

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though yet to decide

to buy one in place of breast

as alternative

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Quote:

Pull out the pacifier to raise an alarm!

Pacifier – a mute button?

See the rabbits in the morning breakfast?

See the rabbits in the morning breakfast?

Rabbits for morning breakfast

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cute little rabbits

from small cherry tomatoes

except two black dots! 

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Red and orange stimulate patrons’ appetite most! Young mothers should learn how to be creative to delight their kids’ appetite!