no-life.

i juz realised one thing....

i've actually has MORE tuitions than sch days. and i only got 1 tutee. meeting her like 4days/wk, while i only got sch 3days/wk.
mebbe coz her examz r round the corner, her mum wanna me to tutor her 3hrs!!! not sure if its onli for sundays. tink im gna die... like a slow... and painful death....... haha.

my kid has found a new hobby. tt is.... biting her chair. yesh. she bites her chair and told me its yummy and SWEET?! wth. she even asked me to gif her a few mins brk so tt she can bite/nibble it. so now her chair got her teeth makings, i bttr not sit tt chair if not her saliva..... ~~~~~

but i kinda felt a sense of satisfaction when i saw her applying my methods for maths or using abit more chim english. she told me she nvr use "happy/sad/angry" for her compo, instead she used my given vocab "elated/depressed/furious". AISEH! dunno got bluff me anot.. but still.. gd enuff.
and wth is MAN OF STRAWS?! i juz crapped to her saying that it's someone who isn't really that gd. LOL. in my mind, i juz kept tinking of strawman. juz act zai and said the ans in a hurry.

okie. i've juz check it out. im somehow near to it.
The phrase "man of straw" first appeared in print in the late 16th century. Thomas DeQuincey used it in its current sense in 1840 (Works).
In the past, the term was also used to describe an impoverished person or indigent. This usage is rare today, however.
Apparently, the original "man of straw" was a man of little substance or means in the monetary sense (i.e., poor). These people were likely to sell their services as witnesses. Supposedly, the sign of their availability was a straw in their shoe. Thus, "man of straw" (or the equally common straw man) came to mean one who let himself be used for others' purposes.

around der eh.. haha. watwat~ im oso on my learning journey, knowledge is infinite! so we muz go acquire it! hahaha. full of mo shui~ haha.

tml going jiali's chalet~ hope it'll be fun!