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I’ve ridden hundreds of taxi cabs. And amongst them, I met two inspiring men that gave me the best taxi experience ever.
The first one made me laugh. As I slipped inside his cab, I couldn’t help it. Well, who wouldn’t laugh when I saw my face staring back at me?
How did voice work become my self esteem help? There we were around thirty kids standing in the risers looking at our music teacher seated at the piano. We were singing the song “Tomorrow” from the musical play, Annie. After a couple of rounds, she suddenly stood up and announced to the class. She wanted some students to sing solo.
My teacher looked at us intently. Suddenly, she pointed her finger at me and said, “You will sing solo.” I gulped. Continue reading
I never knew I would find myself teaching. As a little girl, I was scared of teachers. They were the kind who punished, the kind who seem to do nothing but watch every false move you make. They were the people who pinched your ears when they caught you talking in line or make you stand through out the period. Continue reading
Oh the clutter! I see clutter here, clutter there. They are just bits and pieces of things accumulated every day. But suddenly, it seems you now have a bundle of mess. Groan. Well, to me it is a mess because the room has become a tiny ‘department store’.
He was five years old when he stepped into the doorway of our learning center. He was a transferee. The mom expressed her concern that because there was quite a number of students in his former school, she felt his progress was a bit slow. Continue reading
Is it possible to plan your parties and other special events on a budget and yet have the greatest time ever? Of course it is! Well, to embark on this journey you need to bring with you the following in your back pack: a large amount of imagination, creativity and excitement to carry out the plan. There is no room for complaints.
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