Bees. Many people regard them with apprehension, but did you know that many French people work as beekeepers in Paris? Beekeeping is a viable profession because Paris treats bees with compassion by prohibiting pesticides. Hence, bees thrive, producing honey as an expression of their indispensable role in pollination. If you are keen to find out more, why don’t you sign up for an immersion programme in the City of Romance?
I was reluctant to join the overseas immersion trip because of my fear that I would not be able to adapt to my new environment. However, my teacher encouraged me to do so as she felt that it was an important opportunity for me. I could not withstand her incessant persuasion, so I caved in. The trip turned out to be a significant milestone in my primary school journey. I got to make new friends from another country and grew up a lot. I was no longer defiant toward novel experiences.
Ants are intelligent creatures. You cannot help but marvel at how persistent they are when they work together to transport large food crumbs into their colony. They are well-known to be diligent; there is a reason why we say "as hardworking as an ant." Some of us may be squeamish about getting close to ants, but for those of us who are confident, why don't you make a trip to Just Ants to admire these magnificent insects?
Many people refrain from leadership roles because they are afraid of embarrassment. However, it is an honour to be an ambassador of your organisation. As long as you have the willingness to learn in your possession, you will pick up the necessary ropes along the way. Here’s to a successful leadership journey!
The results of the questionnaire reveal that many millennials express reservation about having children. They are in a dilemma because they are apprehensive of having to be committed for the long term. Some of them prefer to spend their leisure time travelling or pursuing their hobbies -- immediate gratification means a lot to them.
The atmosphere was anything but tranquil at LEGO Experience Shophouse. Many people braved the scorching heat and the snaking queue in order to enter the exhibition area. Nonetheless, our curiosity piqued, my son and I waited patiently in line. We were eager to admire the unique artefacts. Our only regret? We had neglected to bring along water bottles to quench our thirst!
I was mortified (embarrassed) to see what had happened. My neighbour stared daggers at me (anger). “I… I… I…” I stuttered uncontrollably (nervousness). I wished a hole would open beneath the ground and swallow me up.
My smile turned upside down, and tears streamed down my face (sadness). My coach stood glumly with his arms crossed (anger). Feeling the heat of his wrath, cold sweat dripped down my face (fear).
"Mike Tan Jun Jie." Upon hearing my name, I dragged my heavy feet to the interview room (dread). My stomach churned furiously as I used my clammy hands to turn the door knob (terrified). In spite of my fear, I made sure that my eyes sparkled with merriment (happy).
