June 6, 2007 • 2:52 pm 3
Phew! It’s almost half of the year 2007. And that’s really a fast time passed upon us. I hope that you have so far enjoyed all of the guides and may find it useful. If you’d have any ideas or requests to make do not hesitate to drop me an email and let me know about it. And if you’re interested to write-in, give it a shot! Full credits will be given and we can always hope more people to enjoy what’s in your thought as well!
Summer’s here!
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• 2:48 pm 0
Though it might not be the best to use Post-It notes that often due to massive wastage of paper, but somehow I find this is exclusively important to some that might find this useful.
Any typical Post-It notes will look like the picture shown above. And unlike ordinary notebooks, we will note that the stack of paper are being sticked in a form of zig-zag. This is a method to ensure that upon tearing the highest piece of the paper, we wouldn’t take off the rest from the bottom.
What we’ll normally do on it is to record down important meeting notes or dates.
Just in case we forget, we’ll find a spot where we can normally take on, and always work in front of the area. Upon finishing the writing, you can remove the top piece of the note which the note’s back will be sticky enough for us to stick on any common surfaces.
It’s best that we would stick the note right after tearing it from the stack of Post-It to avoid dusts sticking on the sticky area behind of the note. We’ll find a spot where it would be most obvious to always remind us of our task.
Enjoy!
Filed under: Foods & Lifestyle, Stationaries, Tips
• 2:43 pm 0
Sometimes we might just have too much thing to keep track off and afraid of losing it, for example, our keys. The best is to actually keep all of our key into a keychain. Besides keeping it organised, we’ll able to access to it for opening doors quickly.
To complete this guide, we’ll need to have a key and keychain. Shown on the picture are ordinary keychain that you can get very fancy ones for less than R.M.2.00 on the market.
Take note that the keychain has a ring where we can slot the keys inside. And we can insert the key into the keychain by forcing the keychain to open slightly.
And push the key into it.
And there we have it! Enjoy!
• 2:39 pm 0
Perhaps one of the greatest gift in this world is the art of saying hello, using our body language. In which it could generate a lot different response on different culture, religion or beliefs. Sign language that we think that it might work and be friendly in one country might not apply in other. But here’s a quick guide on how you can use this global method of saying hello. Shaking hand.
First before proceeding, we’ll have to make sure that it’s best to keep our hand clean before shaking our hands with our friend or any stranger.
Though it’s not a must, but it’s best practice to use your right hand to greet the other person. Do not hesitate to volunteer to offer a handshake upon meeting a new friend or colleague. It’s best also to lean your body slightly over the other person while shaking hand. Firmly hold the hand of the other person to complete the handshake.
It’s a general custom to apply less pressure during handshake towards female while for male, to express friendliness, there are some males prefer the handshake to be applied with moderate force. But please BEWARE not to apply too much pressure or force else you will end up hurting or offending the other person. With a motion of up-down, move slowly for 3 times before ending the handshake.
Once done, you can release the grip of the hand.
This step is not necessary but just to demonstrate that we have successfully demonstrated the art of handshaking. Enjoy!
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