Why the Horse's eyes are on the side of its head ?

I think that horse should not be so sly or show off , in future if anyone show off no one would also like it , Horse deserve it to be tricked . But i think that if parrot and cougar would have wanted to play a trick , they should not have don anything to horse that would affect its eyes . The reason why i said that was because if cougar would not have run away , horse would have done a very horrible revenge and they both would be fighting over and over again . In the first place they should not have done a trick , they should have told straight on its face that it is annoying and irritating . And they could have ask horse to stop showing of . Horse would have thought twice about its character and stop being a show of . Thats all i would have to say about this story (:

Hare & The Tortise .

Hare and tortise is all about - How silly the tortise is . The hare thinks that he is smart in a way , but the hare is not . Whatever that the hare did , the tortise which is slow , won the race . Hare thinks he is too smart for everything . Hare looks down on tortise . Tortise just ignore hare . Tortise always tell itself that it can do it although it was slow . If hare would have thought twice that it would have won the race if it would not have slept or taken rest . Hare would have thought that if it slept deep in sleep , tortise would have won the race. Thats all about hare and tortise . (:

SUMMARY!

!Everyone in the war was forced to behaved naturally with many different races with many different customs and religions. The Prisoners of War showered together daily. Everyone scrubbed their bodies with rag cut out from gunnysacks and they must learn to be fast in whatever they do.


In those days , many Japanese schools were opened. Everyone was forced to bow in the North-East direction.When they see a soldier along the corridors of the school , they would have to bow to them. During the daily morning , everyone have to sing the Japanese national anthem , the Kimigayo was to be sung.

10 things I've always wanted to do that I haven't done (yet)

THINGS I WANT TO DO AND NOT DONE IN YET:

1)Keep quiet in class,
2)Keep teachers not scolding me,
3)Friends getting along,
4)Doing all homework in time,
5)Pass all tests,i have pass most though,
6)Keep mdm hong not to come to class and collect late letters from everyone,
7)Hand in all letters on time,
8)Getting a present for my Linnitt Birthday!!
9)Keep cecelia not to put pen on teshana's back,
10)Get everyone to pay attention when teshana is announcing stuff,


I have yet to do all this,but i have no fixed time to do all this for the past few months as i was playful
But i have finally fixed a time and figured out that doing all this can help in lots ways...
Being a good perso n helps myself,teachers and friends,
Being a good girl helps teacher not to get irritated,
I love myslef,as well as my friends teacher and parents,
In all this i have learn not to be a maught girl,pay attention in class.not irritate teachers,
I love doing all this!

QUESTION 2:


DIALOUGE:




Jane:How are you grandpa?I really miss you!
Grandpa:I am good dear,i really miss you to..nice to have you staying with us...
Jane:Yeaps,i have decided to stay with you as i am really bored at home...
Grandpa:Hmmm....Dont you watch korean shows like what you are doing now..
Jane:Yes i do..but if mom is at home she will never let me watch tv she will always be watching her drama series..
Grandpa:Okay..good that you have peace now to watch korea shows here as i do not watch drama serious...
Jane:Alright,
Grandpa:Love you lots dear...
Jane:I love you to!

A BRITON was fined the maximum $10,000 on Tuesday for grievously hurting a US Marine who had provoked him.
Jonathan Graham Thomson Irving, 24, pleaded guilty to an amended charge of punching Mr Clayton Sharrard, 21, on his face under grave and sudden provocation at Orchard Towers on July 4 last year. The victim suffered multiple fractures as a result.
The court heard that a dispute broke out between the two men near an ATM machine at Orchard Towers at about 1.15am that day. Irving started to laugh at Sharrard who warned him not to mess with him. Sharrard then became aggressive and started to use profanity.
Shortly after leaving the place, the victim swore at Irving from across the road. Irving continued to laugh at the victim who then crossed the road to confront Irving. Feeling provoked and fearful of being attacked, Irving punched the victim in the face. The victim lost his balance, fell down the stairs and hit the pavement.
Pleading for leniency, Defence counsel Christopher de Souza told District Judge Lee Poh Choo that his client lost his job as a mechanical systems designer for oil rigs as a result of the incident.
Irving could have been jailed for up to six years for the offence.

3 HAWKER CENTERS GET FACELIFT

THREE hawker centres will be closed for upgrading from April.
Works at Block 538 Bedok North Street 3 and Block 36 Telok Blangah Rise will start on April 1, while that at Block 209 Hougang Street 21 will start on April 19.
The facelifts, under the National Environment Agency's (NEA) Hawker Centres Upgrading Programme (HUP), will improve the hygienic environment for these centres, built more than 25 years ago. There will be improved ventilation, upgraded toilet facilities and new fixtures such as fans and light fittings.
The layout of the centres will also be reconfigured to make them more spacious and also add more elderly and handicap-friendly features such as ramps. Stallholders at Telok Blangah Rise and Hougang Street 21 can resume business in the upgraded centres by the end of this year while those at Bedok North Street 3 can move back in the first quarter of 2011.
During the upgrading period, affected stallholders may apply to operate temporarily at available vacant stalls in other non-upgraded centres.
The NEA currently manages 109 hawker centres. To date, 84 hawker centres have been upgraded under HUP. Some of the hawker centres currently being upgraded include Block 13/14 Haig Road, Block 448 Clementi Ave 3 and Block 531A Upper Cross Street.