Seriously would you ever thought of this when you were doing a math equation and have no idea how to solve it?
I know I wouldn't.
I really can't tell whether the person is just pure blunt or he's smart in his very own way.
When I was in high school, my maths teacher told me that one of his student circled
"x" for one of those
"Find x" questions.
I thought it was funny.
Oh and I am no master at maths. LOL. The only time I felt proud of my maths was in YR 10 when I got awarded a certificate for
INTERMEDIATE MATHS. woohoo! It went
downhill from there.
Yah, shuttup.
Maths and I have an ongoing
HATE-HATE relationship. It's also the other reason why I decided to do Early Childhood Education. I don't need to deal with numbers. I only learn how to teach kids to count and to make learning maths a delightful experience. Something like, eating a chocolate ice cream :)
I mean, what's so difficult with adding and subtracting right? I could do that in just a snap. *looks around*
Calculators needed for double digits equations. On a totally different note, I am now looking forward to go back to KL. I have to at least go to Jogoya this time. Doesn't matter if it's with my family or friends. It would be good to go with family. Doubt that my daddy likes it. He's an anti jap food man.
Honestly, I think my dad is a lil bit weird. He LOVES eating seafood but he somehow can't tolerate the smell of seaweed. Weird right? I like him like that.
I always reckon Japanese buffet are totally worth it because for the price you pay ala carte, I don't think you get to eat as much at a buffet. Of course, quality is as important. Therefore, RM100 at Jogoya, should be good lah. I still think it's great at Jogoya compared to Tenji because
JOGOYA HAS HAAGEN DAAZ ICE CREAM :))
All you need to do is get minimum 5 scoops of the ice cream and that will make up your RM100 :p
Enough of ranting. Gotta cook lasagna now.
